There is no limit to the rise and fall of international futures gold, but there are limits to the rise and fall of domestic futures gold. So far, the price of futures gold has been limited to 5%.

The reason why China sets the price limit on futures gold is the same as that of stocks, in order to prevent investors from suffering huge losses because they don't rise or fall; The gold traded in Shanghai Futures Exchange is made of domestic gold ingots with a gold content of not less than 99.95% and standard gold ingots produced by qualified suppliers or refineries recognized by the London Gold and Silver Market Association (LBMA).