Firstly, silver is not gold. T

Firstly, silver is not gold. They should be considered separately.

For gold, I believe the up trend will resume.

2 Key reasons why gold could rebound

Geopolitical landscape is more fractured than pre‑Ukraine war.

• US uses SWIFT against Russia. Countries de-risk by seeking alternatives rather than all-in USD as safe haven. For fiat money, there's really no comparable. Therefore Central‑banks and official‑sector keep buying physical gold.

Global economy remains volatile as Trump's policies changes so fast. Inflation, stagflation risks favourable for gold.

Silver is not really be seen as store of value. The above does not apply to silver. So I doubt it can re-test the high for a good while.

CME Relaxes Margins: Will "Gold Rush" Comeback?

Effective after the close on March 6, 2026, the CME Group has slashed initial margin requirements for Gold (from 9% to 7%) and Silver (from 18% to 14%). This move signals an end to a relentless cycle of six consecutive margin hikes that aimed to curb the "volatility" in early 2026. The fundamental demand remains institutionalized: the World Gold Council reports a massive $5.3 billion net inflow into gold ETFs in February, 9 consecutive month of growth. Will margin cut invite a fresh wave of leveraged speculators? Will gold start a sustained rebound?

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