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Precious Metals Prices Surge Volatile, Multiple Banks Issue Risk Warnings
According to CCTV Finance, recent precious metal prices have experienced significant fluctuations. Several domestic banks have issued notices warning investors to pay attention to market risks.
Recently, Bank of China, China Construction Bank, China Minsheng Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and other banks have issued risk alerts for the precious metal market. The notices state that current precious metal prices are highly volatile, market uncertainty has increased significantly, and investors are advised to enhance risk awareness, invest rationally based on their financial situation and risk tolerance, and control their positions reasonably.
Bank of China recommends investors reduce the impact of short-term price fluctuations through long-term investment;
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China advises investors to follow the principles of “total control, phased entry, and diversified allocation” to build a more stable asset portfolio.
Nankai University Finance Professor Tian Lihui: The current volatility in the precious metals market has exceeded normal corrections and entered a high-intensity, highly uncertain abnormal stage. Ordinary investors are better suited to long-term allocation through savings gold, gold ETFs, and other non-leveraged methods.
Editor: Xin Jing