[Huatai Futures: Gold and Silver Suffer Heavy Losses Amid Risk Aversion Sentiment] On the geopolitical front, U.S. President Trump is expected to visit China in early April, where he will meet with President Xi Jinping. Sources also indicate that the U.S.-China trade 'truce' is likely to be extended. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated that during a recent phone call between the two heads of state, President Trump once again expressed his desire to visit China in April. President Xi Jinping reiterated his invitation for President Trump to visit. In the stock market, U.S. stocks plunged as investors worried that artificial intelligence could erode the future profitability of some companies, leading to a broad decline in risk assets. Technology stocks led the decline, with the Nasdaq dropping more than 2%, and the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index falling 3%. Amid risk aversion sentiment, gold and silver also suffered heavy losses, with spot gold dropping more than 4% at one point and spot silver plunging over 11% at one point, though losses narrowed slightly by the close. Currently, due to the turbulence in U.S. stocks, market risk sentiment has been growing, and both silver and gold are showing price declines. Their prices are expected to maintain a volatile trend. (Huatai Futures)