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During the Asian morning session, international spot gold prices remained stable, with geopolitical uncertainties serving as the core driver supporting gold prices at high levels.
As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold's price trend is highly correlated with global risk events. Currently, the geopolitical situation is complex, market risk aversion sentiment is high, and investors are increasing their holdings of gold to hedge risks, providing a bottom support for gold prices. As of the Asian morning report, spot gold prices are basically unchanged from the previous trading day's closing level

Goldman Sachs latest assessment: Silver prices may continue to experience intense volatility, with low inventories posing a risk of short squeezes.
Recently, Goldman Sachs released a report stating that silver prices could remain highly volatile in the short term, recommending cautious trading for risk-averse investors.
The report points out that the likelihood of the US imposing additional tariffs on silver is low and would not suppress silver prices. The core market volatility factor is the risk of short squeezes caused by changes in silver inventories. Goldman Sachs states that LBMA vault s

Asian morning gold prices edged higher, with geopolitical risks serving as the main support.
Global geopolitical tensions remain high, causing international gold markets to fluctuate with a slight upward bias. In the Asian morning session, safe-haven buying pushed gold prices slightly higher, supported by concerns over escalating geopolitical conflicts.
Spot gold remained steady in the Asian morning session, rising 0.1% from the previous day's close to $4,462.34 per ounce. Although the increase was modest, it reaffirmed gold's safe-haven properties. Ongoing geopolitical frictions in multiple r

On Wednesday, U.S. stocks opened with divergence. The S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both hit new all-time highs before the opening, with the overall market remaining at high levels.
Market sentiment shifts are related to the latest employment data. The "small non-farm" December ADP employment figures in the US fell below market expectations, prompting investors to reconsider the US labor market and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path. Some funds are on the sidelines, leading to divergence in the opening performance of the three major indices.
Specifically, the Dow J

Market Focus: During the US economic data window, the precious metals sector collectively strengthened, with gold and silver prices rising in tandem. The global precious metals market experienced a broad rally, with international gold prices fluctuating higher, silver surging for the third consecutive day, and platinum and palladium performing notably.
Spot gold rose 0.7% on the day, closing at $4,484.98 per ounce, supported by cautious sentiment and geopolitical uncertainties. Silver surged 5.4% in a single day, closing at $80.60 per ounce, extending its three-day winning streak, with industr