银价，巨震

Group 1 - Silver prices experienced significant volatility, reaching a historical high of over $117 per ounce on January 26, before a substantial pullback that nearly erased the day's gains. On January 27, silver prices surged again, rising over 7% to a peak of $111.16 per ounce [1] - The Shanghai Futures Exchange adjusted trading limits for silver and tin futures contracts, effective from January 27, 2026. The maximum number of contracts for intraday opening trades for silver futures is set at 800 lots, while for tin futures, it is 200 lots. This adjustment applies to non-futures company members and specific overseas participants [3] - The Guotou Silver LOF announced a suspension of subscription services, including regular investment plans, starting January 28 [4] Group 2 - Gold prices exhibited a similar trend to silver but with less volatility. On January 26, gold reached a high of $5111.17 per ounce, closing at $5009.88 per ounce. On the following day, gold prices increased, peaking at $5079.83 per ounce with a rise of over 1.3% [6]