深夜突发！金价大跳水，日内跌超12%，银价暴跌近35%

Group 1 - A panic sell-off swept through the global precious metals market, with silver prices dropping by 34.67% from above $110/oz to $75.38/oz, and gold prices falling by 12.41% from $5,400/oz to $4,709.68/oz [1] - The latest gold price recorded was $4,709.68, reflecting a decrease of $667.46 or 12.41% from the previous closing price of $5,377.14 [2] - The trading range for gold showed a volatility of 14.22%, with a high of $5,450.95 and a low of $4,686.12 [2] Group 2 - U.S. stock markets experienced a decline, with the Nasdaq down 1.22%, the Dow Jones falling over 1%, and the S&P 500 decreasing by 0.92% [4] - The nomination of Kevin Walsh as the next Federal Reserve Chairman has raised concerns regarding monetary policy direction and the independence of the Fed, with expectations of interest rate cuts between 50 to 100 basis points over the next year [4] - CICC analysts suggest that the gold bull market may not be over, despite gold prices deviating from fundamental indicators, indicating increased market volatility and difficulty in predicting specific price points [4] Group 3 - CICC anticipates that by early 2026, U.S. inflation will continue to rise, leading to a marginal improvement in U.S. growth, which may slow the pace of monetary easing and exert temporary pressure on gold prices [5] - Looking further ahead, with a new Federal Reserve Chairman taking office in May 2026, a downward turning point in U.S. inflation is expected in the second half of 2026, potentially accelerating interest rate cuts and supporting further increases in gold prices [5] - The same logic applies to silver, which may experience greater price volatility due to its smaller market size and lower liquidity compared to gold [5]