Group 1 - Gold and silver prices are declining, leading to a collective weakness in Hong Kong gold stocks, with China Silver Group down nearly 3% and Shandong Gold and Zhaojin Mining down over 2% [1] - Recent trading data shows that spot silver has dropped by 1% to $64.77 per ounce, while spot gold has touched $4310 per ounce, reflecting a daily decline of 0.53% [1] - A report from JPMorgan indicates that the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) will undergo annual weight rebalancing in January 2026, with silver expected to face the heaviest selling pressure, estimated at 9% of its total open contracts in the futures market [1] Group 2 - The report highlights that the selling pressure for silver this year is "more pronounced" than last year, which warrants high caution from investors [1] - For gold, the anticipated selling scale is about 3% of its total open contracts in the futures market, which, despite being lower than silver, represents a significant absolute selling amount due to gold's large market size [1]