Silver versus Bitcoin:
One Bitcoin can now buy 1,458 ounces of silver, the least since October 2023.
This comes as the Bitcoin-to-Silver ratio has plunged -58% since the start of the year, when one Bitcoin could purchase ~3,500 ounces of silver.
Since August, the ratio has more than HALVED.
Over this period, Bitcoin prices have declined -27%, while silver prices have surged +53%.
To put this into perspective, the ratio previously crashed -69% during the 2022 bear market, dropping from 2,250 ounces per Bitcoin to ~700 ounces.
Precious metals are in a league of their own right now.
The US manufacturing sector needs help:
ISM Manufacturing PMI fell -0.5 points in November, to 48.2, the lowest in 4 months.
This marks the 9th consecutive month below 50.0, signaling ongoing contraction.
New orders dropped -2.0 points, to 47.4, the lowest since July, suggesting more weakness ahead.
The employment index also declined -2.0 points, to 44.0, posting its 10th consecutive monthly contraction.
Meanwhile, prices paid increased +0.5 points, to 58.5, snapping a 4-month streak of declines.
US manufacturing is feeling the effects of stagflation.