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#数字资产市场动态 Gold and silver prices fluctuate significantly during nighttime trading, with market sentiment experiencing intense volatility.
The latest research report from Bank of America presents an aggressive forecast: by 2026, gold prices could surge to $6,000 per ounce. Converted to the domestic market, this means pure gold prices will break through 1351 yuan/gram, and branded gold jewelry could even approach 1750 yuan/gram, completely surpassing the pricing of many high-end luxury goods.
Silver's performance is even more exaggerated—rising by 10.2% in a single day, with the latest quote soaring to $79.1 per ounce. The year-to-date increase has already skyrocketed to 150%, a rate of growth quite rare among commodities. Industry insiders warn that as a core industrial raw material for electric vehicles and photovoltaic panels, silver's runaway prices could directly trigger cost pressures across the entire industry chain, from battery manufacturing to new energy power generation costs, which all face revaluation.
However, risks are emerging simultaneously. The recent round of policy transmission by the Federal Reserve has been less dovish than expected, and the dollar unexpectedly strengthened. Industrial demand for silver has begun to weaken. Coupled with the year-end settlement season and geopolitical shifts, short-term silver is highly likely to face a sharp correction. This recent surge may have already overextended the subsequent market trend.
The volatility of precious metals is so large that it can influence the allocation rhythm of the entire asset class.