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Core Viewpoint - Bank of China announced adjustments to its personal agency business for the Shanghai Gold Exchange during the 2026 Spring Festival, including changes to margin ratios, price fluctuation limits, and trading hours [2]. Group 1: Trading Adjustments - The trading holiday will commence from February 14, 2026, and will last until February 23, 2026, with normal trading resuming on February 24, 2026. There will be no night trading on February 13, 2026 [2]. - Starting from the close on February 11, 2026, the margin ratio for gold futures contracts on the Shanghai Gold Exchange will increase from 18% to 21%, while Bank of China's margin ratio for gold contracts will rise from 47.52% to 55.44%. The price fluctuation limit will change from 17% to 20% [2]. - For silver futures contracts, the margin ratio will increase from 24% to 27% on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and Bank of China's margin ratio will rise from 68.88% to 77.49%. The price fluctuation limit will change from 23% to 26% starting February 11, 2026 [2]. Group 2: Market Context and Implications - Recent volatility in domestic and international precious metal prices has heightened market uncertainty, prompting major banks to adjust their gold-related business practices [5]. - The adjustments are partly in response to compliance pressures following the introduction of new gold tax regulations in November 2025, which increased operational complexity and costs for banks in the physical gold business [5]. - Analysts suggest that despite current challenges, there remains significant growth potential in the banking sector's precious metals business, with opportunities to promote lower-risk investment products such as gold accumulation plans and physical gold sales [5].