Analysis: If the expectation of a Federal Reserve rate cut falls through, gold prices may face pressure.

ChainThink report, October 14, Wen Senzuo Vida, Chief Investment Officer of WS Group, stated that a major driving force behind the recent rise in gold prices is the market's expectation of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, which has increased the appeal of gold relative to fixed-income assets. Recently, the price of gold broke through the $4,000 per ounce barrier for the first time, with an annual increase of over 50%. Silver also saw a significant rise, with its performance this year even surpassing that of gold. However, if circumstances change, such as inflation not slowing down as expected, gold prices may face pressure. (Jinshi)