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1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - On January 26, the London gold price broke through the $5000 per ounce mark, with other precious metals also rising significantly. The fundamentals supporting the precious metals sector are solid, and long, medium, and short - term technical indicators all point to an upward trend. Investors are advised to maintain a bullish view on precious metals trading. However, due to the short - term sharp rise and large inflows of investment funds, there are risks of short - term adjustments, so investors are advised to reduce positions, go long with a light position, and maintain high flexibility [5][10] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1 Price Performance - As of 9:10 am Beijing time on January 26, London gold was reported at $5048 per ounce, with a year - to - date increase of 17% and a cumulative increase of 143% since the mid - term upward trend started in March 2024. London silver was reported at $107 per ounce, with a year - to - date increase of 50%. Platinum and palladium had year - to - date increases of 38% and 28% respectively [5] 3.2 Long - term Factors - The changing global landscape and Sino - US competition have increased geopolitical risks, impacting the global political, economic, trade, and monetary systems. The resulting safe - haven demand and the need for reserve diversification have continuously pushed up the fluctuation center of gold prices. Trump 2.0's policies have further accelerated the restructuring of the global system, consolidating the long - term bull market for gold [5] 3.3 Medium - term Factors - Trump's radical reform measures have suppressed economic growth momentum in the US and globally. Weak economic growth requires more economic stimulus measures, leading to loose central bank policies and liquidity premiums, making gold prices strong in the medium term [5] 3.4 Short - term Factors - Re - evaluation of strategic value: In November 2025, the USGS added 10 minerals to the "2025 Critical Minerals List", including industrial precious metals such as silver, platinum, and palladium. There is also a risk that the Trump administration may impose tariffs on the import of these metals [8] - Increased geopolitical risks: In 2026, Trump 2.0's new policies will shift the focus to the military field, significantly increasing geopolitical risks and adding safe - haven demand for the precious metals sector [9] - Economic outlook and policy expectations: The international trade situation has eased, and the Fed has restarted the interest - rate cut process. The economic growth prospects in the US and globally are expected to improve in 2026, boosting the industrial demand expectations for industrial precious metals but weakening the safe - haven demand for gold. However, Trump's pressure on the Fed to cut interest rates has added market expectations of further rate cuts and liquidity premiums to the precious metals sector [10]