On February 20, at a critical moment when the global macroeconomy is undergoing transformation, FXGT indicated that gold and silver are entering a historically significant long-term bull market. Although market consensus suggests that gold and silver prices may challenge historic levels of $10,000 and $300 respectively in the coming years, investors must remain vigilant against the intense volatility that will accompany this process. Such fluctuations are not a sign of the bull market's end but rather necessary adjustments within an upward trend.

Regarding recent price movements, the technical pullback in gold prices after reaching a record high of $5,600 is considered a healthy market correction. Data shows that global debt has surged to a staggering $350 trillion, against which central banks are increasingly inclined to use monetary measures to alleviate debt pressures. FXGT stated that as major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, may be forced to reassess interest rate policies amid persistent inflation, gold's role as a safe-haven asset and "global alternative currency" will be further reinforced. Modern GDP calculations include substantial non-productive expenditures, meaning money supply growth far outpaces real economic expansion—this is the fundamental driver behind gold's accelerating revaluation.

Within the precious metals sector, FXGT believes silver's explosive potential should not be overlooked. Physical supply-demand imbalances have reached a critical point, and silver's irreplaceable role in industrial applications makes the market highly susceptible to short-term price doubling due to实物 shortages. Additionally, mining stocks currently offer attractive investment opportunities as their valuations have yet to fully reflect the high premiums of gold and silver. FXGT suggests that mining shares may deliver significantly higher returns than the physical metals themselves.

Heading into 2026, complex fiscal stimulus policies and currency depreciation trends are accelerating capital rotation into tangible assets. FXGT advises that while pursuing long-term returns, investors should implement prudent position management to navigate potential 20% to 30% interim corrections. In such a structural bull market, every significant pullback is seen by strong-handed investors as a strategic entry opportunity.