Group 1 - Gold and silver prices have recently declined, with gold futures dropping over 3% to around $4,878.90, a nearly 9% decrease from the historical high of $5,354.80 on January 29 [1] - Silver prices fell 7.2% to $72.33, approximately 37% lower than the peak of $115.50 on January 26 [1] - The recent price drop is attributed to a stronger dollar and ongoing geopolitical negotiations, which have led to a sell-off in the commodity market [1] Group 2 - The demand from Asia, particularly China, has been crucial in driving metal prices higher in recent months, according to Ole Hansen from Saxo Bank [2] - The recent price movements reflect a significant pullback after a strong upward trend driven by regional demand and investor inflows [2] - Despite the current downturn, structural drivers supporting gold, such as central bank purchases and rising government debt, remain intact [2] Group 3 - Silver's recent performance illustrates its typical volatility, with traders actively seeking support and resistance levels [3] - There is speculation that silver may soon test the $70 mark, with potential for buying interest to emerge as the U.S. market reopens [3]
中国暂时缺席!黄金跌破象征性的5000大关,价格已经见顶?
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-18 04:25