Major Chinese banks are reportedly shutting services supporting retail precious-metals trading after gold and silver volatility, Bloomberg reports

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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China will stop intermediary services for individuals trading precious metals on the Shanghai Gold Exchange after 24th July settlement China Guangfa Bank asked clients to close positions by Thursday or face forced liquidation

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According to Bloomberg, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China will suspend retail precious-metals brokerage services for individual customers on the Shanghai Gold Exchange after settlement on 7월24일, and China Guangfa Bank has notified customers to liquidate positions or warned of forced liquidations. Banks blocked retail channels as a risk-management response to extreme volatility in gold and silver. The closure of retail windows at major Chinese banks is likely to reduce retail demand and create selling pressure from forced liquidations, causing short-term downward pressure and increased volatility in gold and silver prices. However, if domestic channels become difficult to use, investors may shift to overseas exchanges such as Hong Kong or to gold ETFs, which could increase trading volume and premiums in those channels.

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