Group 1: Oil Market - On the evening of the 15th, international oil prices plummeted, with WTI crude oil futures dropping over 5% and Brent crude oil futures falling nearly 5% [1] - The WTI crude oil main contract opened at $61.00, reached a high of $61.01, and closed at $59.03, marking a decrease of $2.85 or 4.61% [2] Group 2: Silver Market - On January 15, silver prices experienced significant volatility, with London silver spot prices dropping from $93 per ounce to $86.5 per ounce, a decline of up to 7% before recovering [4] - The fluctuations in silver prices were influenced by a U.S. announcement regarding key mineral imports, which led to market panic selling, although the market is expected to stabilize as it returns to fundamentals [7][8] - The silver market is currently characterized by a supply-demand imbalance, with a continuous supply shortage expected to persist, particularly driven by demand from sectors like photovoltaics and AI [8][9] Group 3: Gold Market - The World Gold Council reported that global gold ETFs saw inflows of $89 billion in 2025, with total assets under management reaching $559 billion, both figures setting historical records [6] - The gold market is expected to experience steady growth, driven by macroeconomic uncertainties, with prices likely to exhibit a pattern of high volatility and gradual upward movement [9]