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Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky does not believe that Russian President Putin is sending signals of hope for peace [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - **Statements from Ukrainian Leadership** - Zelensky indicates that the signals being communicated by Putin suggest he is willing to "go further," which does not reflect any signs of hope for peace from the Russian side [1][1]

Group 1: Report Overview - Report Name: Precious Metals Data Daily [4] - Date: November 24, 2025 [5] - Research Center: Precious Metals and New Energy Research Center [5] - Analyst: Bai Suna [5] - Investment Consulting Number: Z0013700 [5] - Qualification Number: F3023916 [5] Group 2: Price Tracking Gold and Silver Prices - On November 21, 2025, the prices of London Gold Spot, London Silver Spot, COMEX Gold, COMEX Silver, AU2512, AG2512, AU (T+D), and AG (T+D) were $4030.46/oz, $49.40/oz, $4027.40/oz, $48.94/oz, 924.00 yuan/g, 11696.00 yuan/kg, 921.93 yuan/g, and 11685.00 yuan/kg respectively [5] - Compared with November 20, 2025, the price changes were -0.9%, -3.4%, -1.0%, -3.7%, -0.9%, -2.9%, -0.9%, and -2.9% respectively [5] Price Spreads and Ratios - On November 21, 2025, the gold TD - SHFE active price spread was -2.07 yuan/g, and the silver TD - SHFE active price spread was -11 yuan/kg [5] - The price changes compared with November 20, 2025 were -12.3% and 83.3% respectively [5] Group 3: Position and Inventory Data Position Data - As of November 21, 2025, the holdings of Gold ETF - SPDR and Silver ETF - SLV were 1040.57 tons and 15257.9153 tons respectively [5] - The changes compared with November 20, 2025 were 0.11% and 0.07% respectively [5] Inventory Data - On November 21, 2025, the SHFE gold inventory and SHFE silver inventory were 90426.00 kg and 519271.00 kg respectively [5] - The changes compared with November 20, 2025 were 0.00% and -2.96% respectively [5] Group 4: Interest Rates, Exchange Rates, and Stock Market - On November 21, 2025, the USD/CNY central parity rate was 7.09, the US Dollar Index was 100.15, the 2 - year US Treasury yield was 3.51%, and the 10 - year US Treasury yield was 4.06% [5] - Compared with November 20, 2025, the changes were -0.04%, -0.07%, -1.13%, and -0.98% respectively [5] Group 5: Market Review - On November 21, the main contract of Shanghai gold futures closed down 1.4% to 926.94 yuan/g, and the main contract of Shanghai silver futures closed down 3.7% to 11680 yuan/kg [5] Group 6: Influencing Factors Analysis - The Fed's October meeting minutes revealed internal differences on December rate cuts. The non - release of US October non - farm payrolls and CPI data led to a sharp drop in the probability of a December rate cut, which was negative for precious metal prices. However, Fed officials' remarks on Friday night eased the liquidity tightening risk, and precious metal prices rebounded [6] - Russia's central bank's sale of physical gold reserves under Western sanctions initially pressured gold prices, but the impact on international gold prices may be limited. Most central banks globally still maintain net gold purchases, providing long - term support for gold prices [6] - If progress is made in the Russia - Ukraine peace process, it may temporarily suppress precious metal prices [6] - US economic data shows that the economy has resilience but also faces downward risks [6] - Silver prices follow gold prices, but tight domestic spot supply and falling inventory may limit the downside space [6] Group 7: Strategy Outlook - In the short term, precious metal prices may remain volatile at high levels. It is recommended to buy on dips or sell out - of - the - money options [6] - In the long term, the Fed is in a rate - cut cycle, and factors such as global geopolitical uncertainty, unsustainable US debt, and intensified great - power competition will increase the risk of the US dollar's credit. The long - term trend of gold prices is likely to rise, and long - term investors are advised to buy on dips [6]

Group 1 - Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated that if the EU had not incited Ukrainian President Zelensky, peace between Russia and Ukraine might have already been achieved [1] - Orban reiterated his opposition to Ukraine joining the EU, arguing that it would bring war into the EU and divert significant EU funds [1] - Ahead of the upcoming EU summit, Orban expressed the need to clarify with Russia whether the freezing of Russian assets by the EU would lead to retaliatory measures, including the potential freezing of Hungarian company assets [1]

Group 1 - The Ukrainian government building in Kyiv was attacked by Russian drones, resulting in damage for the first time due to such an assault [2] - The attack led to a fire in the government building, with reports indicating 2 fatalities and 18 injuries from the drone and missile strikes [2] - Kyiv's mayor confirmed that debris from the drones caused the fire, and rescue operations were underway to extinguish it [2] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky rejected Russian President Putin's proposal for a bilateral meeting in Moscow, stating that he would only meet in Kyiv [3] - Putin emphasized the importance of addressing Russia's security concerns and reiterated that foreign troops in Ukraine are legitimate targets [4] - The Kremlin expressed a willingness to negotiate peacefully regarding Ukraine, but indicated that military operations would continue if peaceful resolutions were not achievable [5]

Core Viewpoint - Russian President Putin stated that there are no issues in communication with US President Trump, and calls can be organized at any time if necessary [1] Group 1: Russia-Ukraine Relations - Putin expressed willingness to hold talks with Ukraine, suggesting Moscow as the best location for such discussions [1] - He indicated that foreign troops, including those from Europe, would not be necessary in Ukraine if peace is achieved between Russia and Ukraine [1] - The Kremlin has proposed meetings in Russia to ensure the safety of the Ukrainian side, but Ukraine prefers other locations [1] Group 2: US-Russia Communication - Trump mentioned that he would soon have a conversation with Putin following his call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, emphasizing good communication between the two sides [1] - Kremlin spokesperson Peskov noted that no preparations for a meeting have been made yet, but it could be organized quickly [1] - Peskov also stated that security guarantees must be provided to both Ukraine and Russia, rejecting the idea of foreign military personnel providing security for Ukraine [1]

Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky discussed with US President Trump the need for stronger sanctions against Russia and a proposal to protect Ukrainian airspace during a phone call following an online meeting of the "Volunteer Alliance" [1] Group 1: Sanctions and Peace Efforts - Zelensky emphasized the importance of applying pressure on Russia through strong economic measures to achieve "real peace" in the Russia-Ukraine situation [1] - The discussion included various options to push the situation towards peace, highlighting the necessity of economic actions against Russia [1] Group 2: Airspace Protection - Zelensky proposed a plan to protect Ukrainian airspace to prevent Russian missiles and drones from causing civilian casualties [1] - The conversation focused on maximizing the protection of Ukraine's airspace as a critical measure to safeguard its citizens [1] Group 3: International Support - European Commission President von der Leyen announced that 26 countries in the "Volunteer Alliance" committed to deploying military forces in Ukraine under a ceasefire or peace agreement framework to provide security guarantees [1]

Core Viewpoint - Ukraine is prepared to take constructive measures to achieve genuine peace, but remains cautious regarding recent signals from Russia [1] Group 1 - Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed readiness to discuss territorial issues with Russian President Putin [1] - Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to take constructive steps to promote real peace [1] - Ukraine holds a cautious stance towards all recent signals from Russia, as there has been no demonstration of peace intentions from the Russian side [1] Group 2 - Zelensky believes that pressure must be applied to change Russia's position [1] - High-level meetings are necessary to discuss all issues related to the conflict [1]

Core Points - The meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US President Trump on August 18 was characterized by a more cordial atmosphere compared to their previous encounter, with Zelensky expressing gratitude multiple times [1][3][4] - Despite the friendly tone, significant differences remain between the US, Ukraine, and European leaders regarding the approach to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, particularly concerning the need for a ceasefire before negotiations [5][7][8] Group 1: Meeting Dynamics - Zelensky's change in attire to a formal black suit was noted, contrasting with his previous casual appearance, which was positively received by Trump and the media [3][4] - The meeting did not result in any formal agreements or joint press conferences, but Zelensky described it as the "most successful meeting" between the US and Ukraine [4][10] - Trump emphasized that the US would support Ukraine's security but insisted that Europe should take the lead in providing security guarantees [3][7] Group 2: US and European Leaders' Discrepancies - European leaders, including German Chancellor Merz, reiterated the need for a ceasefire, while Trump questioned the necessity of such a condition for negotiations [7][8] - The term "security guarantees" was mentioned nearly 20 times during the multilateral meeting, indicating its importance to both Ukraine and European leaders [7][8] - Trump's unexpected phone call to Putin during the meeting raised concerns among European leaders about his trust in the Russian president [8][10] Group 3: Future Negotiations - Trump announced plans for a potential meeting between Putin and Zelensky, as well as a trilateral meeting involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine [10][11] - Both Trump and Putin expressed support for continuing direct negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian representatives, although the specifics of future meetings remain uncertain [10][11] - European leaders expressed skepticism about the likelihood of significant outcomes from future talks, with Macron emphasizing the need for Europe to be included in negotiations [10][11]