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Combined with current market conditions and institutional analysis, the possibility of a sharp plunge in gold is low, but there is a risk of volatility in the short term.
1. Global central banks continue to buy gold Central banks around the world use gold as a key tool for diversifying their reserves, with global gold purchases reaching 1,045 tons in 2024, with China accounting for more than 20%. Poland and other countries have turned to "absolute tonnage" as the reserve target, reducing price sensitivity, and this structural demand has formed a rigid support.
2. U.S. credit and debt risk U.S.

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Based on current market analysis, gold prices face short-term correction risks, but the long-term upward trend remains unchanged.
# 1. Clear Short-term Correction Pressure
1. Institutional Warning of Short-term Volatility: Institutions such as UBS and Pinghao Group have pointed out that recent gains in gold are too rapid (cumulative increase of over 20% since January 2026), approaching some institutions' short-term target levels (such as UBS's previous forecast of $4,550 per ounce). Coupled with profit-taking at high levels, this could trigger technical corrections. On January 26,

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There is a possibility of a technical correction in gold this week (January 27 - February 2), but the extent of the correction may be limited. The core supporting factors remain unchanged:
# 1. Short-term correction risk signals
1. Technical correction after overbought conditions: Spot gold has gained 18% since the beginning of the year, with a single-day surge of over 2% on January 26, breaking through $5,100. The rapid short-term increase may trigger profit-taking. Institutions point out that current gold prices have already incorporated many optimistic expectations and are more s

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There is a certain correlation between tin prices and the prices of gold and silver, but the driving logic differs and should be analyzed in conjunction with specific factors:
Short-term linkage (from early 2026 to now)
1. Common macro drivers: Global easing expectations (the start of the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle), a weakening US dollar, and rising geopolitical risks have driven the overall strength of the precious metals sector. Tin, as a "quasi-precious metal" (strategic resource attribute), is also influenced by market sentiment and has risen in tandem with gold and silve

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History always repeats itself
Today’s Gold Price and Rise & Fall Analysis (January 25, 2026)
I. Key Price Data
1. International Gold Prices
- London Gold Spot: $4986.5/ounce (+0.31%), approaching the $5000 mark
- New York COMEX Gold Futures: $4977/ounce (+0.91%), hitting a new all-time high
2. Domestic Gold Prices
- Shanghai Gold Exchange (AU9999): approximately 1118 RMB/gram, intra-day oscillating upward
- Shanghai Gold Main Continuous Contract: 1121.16 RMB/gram (up 18.3 RMB from yesterday)
- Retail Brand Gold Jewelry: Chow Tai Fook, Lao Feng Xiang, and other mainstream brands arou

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- Gold: The medium- to long-term trend is positive, anchored to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy shift pace. It is expected to remain strong amid high-level fluctuations, with institutional forecasts potentially pushing it to break through $5,000 per ounce.
- Silver: Volatility has increased, and short-term caution is needed as speculative capital may take profits and trigger a correction; in the medium to long term, it is supported by the green energy transition, but attention should be paid to technological breakthroughs in alternative materials like copper (e.g., Longi Green

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- Short-term or retracement: The current gold price is in the overbought zone. Easing geopolitical tensions (such as the Greenland issue) could trigger a 3%-5% pullback.
- Long-term bull market continues: Since the beginning of 2023, gold prices have doubled, with a gain of over 60% by 2025. Institutions believe this rally is driven by structural allocation demand rather than a speculative bubble.
- For those not holding positions: Wait for a retracement to build positions gradually, avoiding chasing highs.
- For those already holding positions: Consider taking partial profits in th