TechFlow News: According to JINSHI Data, during the trading session from the evening of January 26 to the early hours of January 27 (Beijing Time), spot gold and spot silver prices experienced sharp corrections. What caused gold and silver to surge and then plunge sharply within such a short period? Li Gang, Research Director at China Foreign Exchange Investment Institute, stated that on one hand, global geopolitical risks continue to spill over, coupled with rising uncertainty in international politics; on the other hand, uncertainty surrounding the U.S. Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path persists, and medium- to long-term concerns about the U.S. dollar’s credibility are prompting sustained capital reallocation into precious metals. For silver, beyond the safe-haven logic, expectations of improved demand from new-energy and industrial sectors have amplified its price movements—resulting in stronger gains and higher volatility compared to gold. In Li Gang’s view, there remains a possibility that silver prices could fall back below $100 per ounce—or even below $90 per ounce—in the near term. (China News Service Economic News)
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