黄金、白银大涨！地缘冲突再起，避险需求强化贵金属牛市格局，特朗普暗示其他国家也可能受到“干预”

Group 1 - The geopolitical risks have intensified following the capture of Venezuelan President Maduro, leading investors to seek the safe-haven properties of precious metals [1] - On January 5, spot silver and gold prices surged, with silver rising over 4% and gold increasing by 2% during trading [1] - As of the report, spot silver was up 3.6% at $75.44 per ounce, while spot gold rose 1.52% to $4397.23 per ounce [1] Group 2 - U.S. President Trump threatened significant consequences for Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez if she does not cooperate with U.S. intervention efforts [4] - Trump indicated that U.S. officials would "take control" of the situation in Venezuela until a democratic transition of power is achieved, although he did not provide a timeline for this process [4] - MKS Pamp SA's research head, Nicky Shiels, noted that the market must reassess not only the risks from Venezuela but also uncertainties related to the U.S. and its military influence [4] Group 3 - CITIC Construction pointed out that the U.S. launched a large-scale military operation against Venezuela on January 3, which faced strong international condemnation, further escalating global tensions and driving safe-haven investments into gold [4] - In the base metals sector, the beginning of the new year saw copper supply issues due to worker strikes, exacerbating existing supply tensions [4] - There are concerns about potential production cuts in the aluminum sector, and Indonesian nickel miners proposed reducing nickel ore quotas, supporting a rebound in nickel prices [4]