The yield on 10-year Japanese government bonds fell 4.0 basis points to 2.250%.

International 1. Solomon: Gold's sharp fluctuations are just "short-term noise"; market confidence in the long-term upward trend of gold remains strong. 2. Investinglive: Seasonal positive factors are nearing their end; gold faces volatility and a choice of direction. 3. Capital Economics: Oil prices will fall to $50 per barrel by the end of 2026. 4. BNP Paribas: The Bank of Japan's interest rate hike pace may be slightly faster than previously expected. Domestic 1. Dongwu Securities: Against the backdrop of macroeconomic uncertainty and rising risk premiums, the way funds price gold is gradually shifting towards "sentiment and expectation-driven" pricing. 2. CICC: The rally in related resource stocks is not over; after a short-term adjustment, they are expected to resume their upward trend in the medium term. 3. CICC: The Liberal Democratic Party's landslide victory in Japan may lead to excessive yen depreciation and foreign exchange intervention. 4. Huatai Securities: The A-share market's adjustment phase may be nearing its end; it is recommended to gradually increase the portfolio's flexibility. 5. CITIC Securities: Demand for space photovoltaics is expected to see exponential growth. 6. CITIC Securities: The securities sector is expected to see a double boost in valuation and earnings growth in 2026. 7. Guojin Securities: Domestic and external demand are beginning to resonate, and the revaluation of Chinese assets is poised to begin. 8. Dongfang Securities: Demand for computing power is expected to remain strong; pay attention to the evolution of new technologies such as CPO. 9. CITIC Securities: The contradiction between short-term interests and long-term value is intensifying in overseas markets. 10. Zhongtai Securities: The short-term structure is still dominated by technology; in the medium term, high-dividend stocks may become one of the main themes. 11. Guosheng Securities: The fundamentals of the securities sector are improving; there is a serious mismatch between fundamentals and valuations, making it a high-value investment.

Xiaomi Group (01810.HK) repurchased 1.5 million Class B shares for HK$52.7268 million on February 9.