International 1. BNP Paribas: Gold prices are expected to reach $6,000 this year, a logical upward trend. 2. Wells Fargo: Profit-taking will not hinder the long-term bull market; raises gold target price to $6,300. 3. JPMorgan Chase: If private se

2026-02-11

International 1. BNP Paribas: Gold prices are expected to reach $6,000 this year, a logical upward trend. 2. Wells Fargo: Profit-taking will not hinder the long-term bull market; raises gold target price to $6,300. 3. JPMorgan Chase: If private sector demand continues to grow, gold prices could reach approximately $8,000/ounce by the end of this decade. 4. World Silver Institute: Expects the silver market to experience a deficit for the sixth consecutive year. 5. TD Securities: Few alternatives to US Treasuries; foreign investors' interest in holding bonds remains strong. 6. ING: The political risk premium on UK government bonds may persist. 7. Commerzbank: The euro's strength is driven by external factors; the ECB has limited room for maneuver. Domestic 1. CITIC Securities: ByteDance Seedance 2.0 video model released; remains optimistic about AI-powered animation. 2. CICC: Expects a slowdown in the pace of bank balance sheet expansion in the future. 3. CITIC Securities: The photovoltaic cell module industry is expected to see accelerated "anti-involution." 4. Tianfeng Securities: Investment in gold bars and coins may continue to perform well throughout the year. 5. Galaxy Securities: Optimistic about the long-term empowerment of AI video tools on the film and television industry. 6. Galaxy Securities: The Spring Festival holiday is expected to provide ample time for the release of box office revenue; pay attention to the subsequent box office performance during the Spring Festival period.

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