According to Jinshi.com, Guo Beibei, deputy director of the index and quantitative investment department of China Universal Asset Management, said that the "gold-silver ratio" is expected to return to the center, which can be achieved through silver's catch-up rise or gold price correction. Macroeconomic indicators show that overseas inflation is still continuing, and the market has different expectations and magnitude of the Fed's interest rate cuts this year, resulting in a temporary weakening of investment demand for gold and silver. However, if the US Treasury bond interest rate remains high for a long time, the international monetary system's concerns about the US Treasury bond repayment ability and the credit of the US dollar will intensify, prompting central banks to increase their gold allocations. These factors that support the price of gold also apply to silver, but its price fluctuates greatly.