国际银价距历史高点累计跌幅一度近50%

Group 1 - International gold and silver prices experienced significant declines on February 5, with silver futures dropping over 9% and gold futures falling more than 1% [1][2] - Silver prices reached historical highs on January 29, with spot and futures prices hitting 121.647 and 121.785 respectively, but have since seen volatility [2] - The European Central Bank and the Bank of England both decided to maintain their key interest rates, contributing to the lack of support for the gold market [2] Group 2 - The current silver price trends are primarily driven by capital flows rather than physical fundamentals, leading to increased volatility compared to gold [3] - Speculative capital inflows and thin over-the-counter trading have amplified price fluctuations in the silver market [3] - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce predicts average gold prices to reach $6,000 per ounce and silver prices around $105 per ounce this year, citing geopolitical uncertainty and a weakening dollar as supporting factors for gold prices [3]