Multiple banks adjust their representation of the Shukan Gold Exchange precious metals business, focusing on "cleaning up" inactive accounts without positions.

The personal precious metal trading business of the Shanghai Gold Exchange, represented by banks, is gradually tightening up. Recently, many banks such as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China have adjusted the above-mentioned business and actively cleared out inactive "three-no" customers. Experts believe that this move by banks is aimed at controlling market risks, responding to policy compliance pressures, and fulfilling obligations for suitable investor management. In the future, participants in the precious metal investment market are expected to be more focused on institutional clients, and the market structure is likely to become more mature and stable.