During the Spring Festival period, the international gold and silver markets generally remained volatile. Until the last two trading days, influenced by changes in tariff policies and geopolitical developments, the original balance was disrupted. Bulls took advantage of the situation to push prices higher.

Compared to before the Spring Festival holiday, international gold prices have risen by over $200, and international silver prices have increased by more than $10. Driven by external market trends, domestic Shanghai gold and silver, TD gold and silver, and related products are all expected to open higher today.

Considering the longer holiday break during the Spring Festival and the dislocation between domestic and international markets, short-term volatility may intensify after the market opens today, with a fierce tug-of-war between bulls and bears.

It is recommended to respond rationally at this moment and avoid blindly chasing gains or cutting losses. Whether holding long or short positions, traders can wait until market sentiment eases and trends become clearer before making decisions.