[JPMorgan: The Longer the Conflict Lasts, the Stronger the Case for Being Bullish on Gold] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on March 25, according to Jin10 Data, JPMorgan stated in a report: 'Although gold prices have fallen by about 17% from the January peak before the conflict, due to a stronger dollar and widespread risk aversion in the market, historically, this has always been a temporary pullback awaiting buying opportunities. Moreover, the longer the conflict lasts, the stronger the case for being bullish on gold becomes.'