Precious metal prices are experiencing dramatic fluctuations, and the SGE once again reminds investors of the risks involved in investing.

On June 9, the Shanghai Gold Exchange issued a notice reminding investors to take precautions against risks and to control their positions reasonably. This notice was not issued during a significant market rally, as on that day both spot gold and futures saw a drop of around 1%. However, according to the latest position report from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, after adjustments in May, both gold and silver saw a significant increase in net long positions. With the Chinese and American delegations set to hold a new round of negotiations in London this week, investors are eagerly awaiting the outcome, as uncertainty still looms over the market.