Gold sales and accumulated gold trading activity have risen markedly, and banks are intensifying risk warnings.

On November 10, China Gold Coin Group issued a risk warning regarding precious metal price volatility, reminding collectors and investors to participate rationally and act prudently, and to avoid blindly chasing rises and selling into declines. Recently, gold and silver prices have shifted into a recovery after a sharp correction, but price elasticity and divergence in institutional expectations have risen in tandem. Securities Times reporters recently learned from multiple banks that gold sales and accumulated gold trading activity have increased significantly recently. At one joint-stock bank, the outstanding scale of accumulated gold at a provincial branch doubled within two months. As investor trading enthusiasm heats up, banks are optimizing supporting services such as accumulated gold order placement while continuing to strengthen risk warnings and suitability management. Regarding the outlook, institutions generally believe that global central bank gold purchases and gold ETF demand will provide medium- to long-term support for gold prices, but changes in interest rates, the US dollar, and liquidity may still amplify short-term fluctuations in gold prices.