Fitch: South Korea still faces tariff risks.

Japan's core CPI in Tokyo rose 2% year-on-year in January, below the expected 2.20% and the previous reading of 2.30%.

Internationally: 1. UBS: Maintains bullish stance on gold, raises target price to $6200. 2. UBS: Gold prices face short-term pressure, with increased risk of medium-term correction. 3. Sparta Capital Securities: The recent sharp pullback in gold and silver prices indicates they have reached recent highs. 4. CGS International: The frenzy surrounding gold and other precious metals may trigger volatility in stock and bond markets. 5. Mizuho Bank: If Warsh is elected Fed Chairman, the market will feel continued pressure to cut interest rates. 6. ANZ Bank: Warsh's election would be seen as protecting the "independence of the Fed," but some market volatility may simply be due to position adjustments. 7. Carson Group: A "hawkish" Warsh at the Fed could trigger internal divisions and market volatility. 8. TD Securities: If Warsh is successfully elected as the next Fed Chairman, the US Treasury yield curve is expected to steepen. 9. Commonwealth Bank of Australia: Warsh is more like a "steady trader," which will stabilize market sentiment. 10. Saxo Bank: The surge in copper prices highlights the disconnect between fundamentals and speculative funds. 11. ING: The strengthening euro has sparked discussions about interest rate cuts, but its actual impact remains questionable. Domestic: 1. Galaxy Securities: Lithium prices are expected to rise, potentially leading to a period of mismatch. 2. CITIC Securities: "Fixed Income+" funds are entering a new blue ocean of development. 3. CITIC Securities: Overseas AI narratives may return to an optimistic outlook. 4. CITIC Securities: We recommend actively seeking leading companies in non-standard, high-tech, low-cost, and high-capacity expansion segments of the robotics industry. 5. Huatai Securities: Carbon prices and the green certificate market will see a revaluation driven by policy. 6. Huatai Securities: Structural differentiation in natural gas demand from the manufacturing sector highlights opportunities for city gas companies to transform and break through.