On June 9, the Shanghai Gold Exchange issued a notice to remind investors to do a good job of risk prevention and reasonably control positions. This was not a notice issued at a time when market conditions were rising sharply. Gold spot and futures both fell by about 1% on the same day. However, judging from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission's latest position report, net long positions in both gold and silver have increased significantly after the May adjustments. However, with the Chinese and US delegations starting a new round of negotiations in London this week, investors are waiting with bated breath for the answers to be revealed, and market uncertainty still exists.

On June 9, the Shanghai Gold Exchange issued a notice to remind investors to do a good job of risk prevention and reasonably control positions. This was not a notice issued at a time when market conditions were rising sharply. Gold spot and futures both fell by about 1% on the same day. However, judging from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission's latest position report, net long positions in both gold and silver have increased significantly after the May adjustments. However, with the Chinese and US delegations starting a new round of negotiations in London this week, investors are waiting with bated breath for the answers to be revealed, and market uncertainty still exists.