金价银价创纪录暴跌

Group 1 - International gold and silver prices experienced significant declines on January 30, with gold prices dropping below $4,800 per ounce, marking a decline of over 10%, the largest single-day drop since the 1980s [1] - Silver prices fell below $80 per ounce, with a decline exceeding 30%, setting a record for the largest single-day drop in history [1] - The nomination of Kevin Walsh as the next Federal Reserve Chairman has intensified the drop in precious metal prices, as he has criticized the side effects of quantitative easing and emphasized the need for closer policy collaboration between the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury [1] Group 2 - The U.S. Department of Labor reported that the core Producer Price Index (PPI) for December 2025 and the entire year exceeded economists' expectations, indicating that inflation is becoming more integrated into the overall economy [1] - Rising producer prices may compel the Federal Reserve to maintain a "neutral" monetary policy for a longer period than previously anticipated, which is bearish for gold prices [1] - Analysts suggest that the recent surge in gold and silver prices over the past month made the market sell-off inevitable, with a London-based brokerage firm noting that the speed and magnitude of the rise in January warranted the correction [1][2]