#黄金白银价格创新高
In early 2026, the global precious metals market experienced an epic surge, with gold and silver prices simultaneously breaking historical records. London gold once soared to $4678.58 per ounce, while COMEX gold futures approached the $4700 mark; London silver skyrocketed to $94.37 per ounce, with an increase of over 25% since the beginning of the year, showcasing a shocking scene of 'silver outperforming gold'. The domestic price of pure gold jewelry also surpassed 1450 yuan per gram, leading to a resurgence in consumer gold purchases.
This surge is the result of multiple logical resonances. The escalation of geopolitical risks, including the U.S. imposing tariffs on multiple European countries, tensions in the Middle East, and conflicts in Venezuela, have reinforced the safe-haven attributes of gold and silver; the rising expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the weakening dollar index have lowered holding costs, becoming an invisible driving force behind the price increase. Meanwhile, central banks continue to purchase gold, solidifying the bottom price of gold, while silver benefits from rigid demand driven by green energy and AI data centers, compounded by a five-year global supply gap, further pushing up prices.
Many institutions are optimistic about future trends, with Citigroup predicting that gold may exceed $5000 per ounce within three months, and silver is expected to challenge the $100 mark. However, caution is advised regarding the risk of a pullback due to previous large gains; this market trend fundamentally represents a profound transformation in asset allocation logic under the reconstruction of global monetary credit.
