（原标题：刚刚，官宣了！这家黄金平台，已启动兑付） 【导读】罗湖区工作专班：水贝黄金平台杰我睿公司已启动兑付 中国基金报 晨曦 综合整理 企查查信息显示，杰我睿成立于2014年，主营业务为有色金属及矿石批发。该公司原为水贝地区黄金原 料交易商，从上游供货方采购、回收黄金原料，向下游小商户供货。近年来，杰我睿业务逐步转向贵金 属零售，并向散户开放黄金预定价交易，也因此扩大了风险敞口。 多名投资者称，自2026年1月20日起，杰我睿线上平台就已无法正常提现。自2026年1月21日起，平台将 每日提现额度限制为500元人民币与1克黄金，至今仍无法提取任何资金。 据红星新闻，有用户介绍称，杰我睿预定价最低时，仅需20余元，就可锁定一克黄金，杠杆高达40倍左 右。而同期上海黄金交易所黄金合约保证金比例约为14%，期货公司还要额外加收2%—5%的手续费， 同样锁定一克黄金所需保证金至少需要144元。 另外，杰我睿在平台停止正常兑付前的1月17日还推出了优惠活动，声称1月24日举行"一年一次免工费 活动"，吸引了大量用户提前寄送黄金或充值购买黄金。杰我睿相关交易平台关闭前，还曾显示有5万多 名用户排队等待打款。 1月28日 ...

杰我睿最新消息！ 据深圳新闻网，1月31日，罗湖区工作专班发布情况通报称，在工作专班督促下，杰我睿公司处置资产、筹集资金，已启动兑付。 通报称，杰我睿公司已开通线上签约兑付渠道，并设立线下接洽办理点。在工作专班监督下，杰我睿公司已委托第三方专业机构对公司经营情况进行审 计。初步结果显示，网传金额明显夸大。相关部门正对各类线索进行核查，将依法依规处理。 此外，罗湖区工作专班再次强调，请广大公众不信谣、不传谣，共同维护良好的社会秩序与网络环境。 此前相关报道： 据第一财经，近日杰我睿名下的"杰我睿珠宝"及多个关联的线上平台"龙冶金""金城金世界"均出现了兑付困难，波及众多投资者。 企查查信息显示，杰我睿成立于2014年，主营业务为有色金属及矿石批发。该公司原为水贝地区黄金原料交易商，从上游供货方采购、回收黄金原料，向 下游小商户供货。近年来，杰我睿业务逐步转向贵金属零售，并向散户开放黄金预定价交易，也因此扩大了风险敞口。 多名投资者称，自2026年1月20日起，杰我睿线上平台就已无法正常提现。自2026年1月21日起，平台将每日提现额度限制为500元人民币与1克黄金，至今 仍无法提取任何资金。 一、兑付情况说明 ...

随着国际金价急速下跌，国内首饰金价也迎来大幅回调。 1月31日，老庙报1546元/克，相较于1月30日的1690元/克，一夜跌了144元/克。老凤祥报1498元/克，相较于1月30日的1668元/克，下跌170元/克。周大福 报1625元/克，相较于1月30日下调60元/克，两日下调81元/克。 周生生报1618元/克，该品牌金价近两日浮动明显，其中1月29日报1708元/克，1月30日上午报1662元/克，随后又涨至1683元/克。 | | | | | | | | Q | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 关于老庙 | 甄选之礼 | 产品欣赏 | | 最新资讯 | | 服务 | | | | 名称 价格(人民币/克) | | | | | | | | | 足金饰品 1546.00 | | | | | | | | | 960.00 铂金饰品 | | | | | | | | | 工艺金条 1371.00 | | | | | | | | 以上为上海区域金价,全国其它地区请以门店每日公示金价为准。感谢您的支持,祝您生活愉快,好运莲莲! | 2026年 ...

Core Insights - The latest data from the CDC indicates that the current flu season in the U.S. has seen at least 20 million cases, with at least 270,000 hospitalizations and 11,000 deaths reported [1][2]. Group 1: Flu Activity and Trends - Seasonal flu activity in the U.S. remains high, with a recent uptick in cases after three weeks of decline, as of the week ending January 24 [2]. - The H3N2 strain of the influenza virus is the dominant strain this season, contributing to a significant number of hospitalizations [2]. - The week ending January 24 recorded the second-highest number of flu-related hospitalizations since the 2010-2011 flu season, with hospitalization rates for children under 18 reaching the highest level since that same season [2]. Group 2: Impact on Children - There were 8 new reported flu-related deaths among children in the week ending January 24, bringing the total number of child fatalities this season to 52 [2]. Group 3: Recommendations - The CDC recommends annual flu vaccinations to prevent infections and reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death [2]. - Early use of antiviral medications is advised for high-risk groups, including the elderly and those with chronic health conditions, to mitigate severe complications from flu infections [2].

Group 1 - The core point of the article is the significant drop in gold prices, both internationally and domestically, leading to a sharp decline in jewelry gold prices in China [1][6]. - On January 31, the gold price from Lao Miao was reported at 1546 RMB per gram, down 144 RMB from 1690 RMB per gram on January 30 [1]. - Lao Feng Xiang reported a price of 1498 RMB per gram, a decrease of 170 RMB from 1668 RMB per gram on January 30 [1]. - Chow Tai Fook's price was adjusted to 1625 RMB per gram, down 60 RMB from the previous day, with a total decrease of 81 RMB over two days [1]. - The price for Zhou Sheng Sheng was 1618 RMB per gram, showing significant fluctuations in the past two days, with a peak of 1708 RMB per gram on January 29 [1]. Group 2 - On January 30, both futures and spot gold prices experienced a sharp decline, with London gold falling below 4900 USD per ounce, marking a drop of 9.25%, and COMEX gold also dropping over 9% [6]. - This decline represents the largest single-day drop in nearly 40 years for both spot and futures gold prices [6]. - The drastic price drop has sparked discussions on social media, with multiple topics trending related to the gold market's volatility [6]. Group 3 - Following the price drop, many investors opted to sell their gold holdings, with reports of long queues at gold trading venues, indicating a higher number of sellers than buyers [9][11]. - A notable incident involved a woman selling gold bars that she had purchased at an average price of 300 RMB, which also gained attention on social media [9]. - Observations from various locations indicated that the selling activity was significantly higher than buying, with people lining up to sell their gold [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The recent volatility in commodity markets has led to multiple LOF funds for gold and oil announcing significant purchase limits, with some funds setting daily purchase caps as low as 2 yuan [1][3]. Group 1: Fund Purchase Limits - Several funds, including 嘉实黄金 LOF and 嘉实原油 LOF, have announced that starting February 2, 2026, the maximum purchase amount per fund account per day will be limited to 5 yuan [4][6]. - 华安石油基金 LOF has implemented even stricter limits, reducing the daily purchase cap from 10 yuan to 2 yuan starting January 30 [7]. - Other funds, such as 华宝油气 LOF, have also announced limits, with a daily investment cap set at 200 yuan starting February 3 [7]. Group 2: Market Analysis - Industry insiders indicate that the imposition of purchase limits is aimed at ensuring healthy growth of fund performance and scale, while protecting investor interests [2][6]. - The recent sharp declines in gold and silver prices have been attributed to an overheated market, with significant risks accumulating due to large trading volumes prior to the downturn [2][11]. - The price of gold fell over 12% to a low of 4682 USD/oz, closing down 9.25% at 4880 USD/oz, while silver experienced a historic drop of over 36%, closing down 26.42% at 85.259 USD/oz [9][11]. Group 3: Investor Caution - Analysts warn that the precious metals market is currently in an overbought state, with increased volatility and profit-taking pressures [13]. - The upcoming Chinese New Year holiday may serve as a critical test for the silver market, as trading will be halted for two weeks, potentially impacting short-term traders [13]. - Investors are advised to remain rational and avoid blindly chasing high prices, as the rapid price increases in gold and silver are likely to lead to corrections [2][13].

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong capital market is experiencing a surge in listings from consumer companies, with notable firms like Junlebao, Qian Dama, and Yuanji Food preparing to go public, indicating a strategic move amidst a challenging domestic consumption environment [1][5]. Group 1: Market Trends - In early 2026, 14 consumer companies have disclosed H-share prospectuses, a significant increase compared to the same period in 2025 [1]. - The IPO of Dongpeng Beverage, expected to raise HKD 10 billion, marks the largest IPO in the Asian beverage sector in recent years [1]. - The trend of consumer companies going public in Hong Kong reflects a strategic response to various market conditions, including policy support and capital market changes [5][6]. Group 2: Company Highlights - Junlebao, a leading player in the dairy industry, aims to raise funds for factory construction, capacity expansion, brand marketing, and digital transformation, with annual revenue around RMB 20 billion [2]. - Jin Xing Beer, a traditional brewery, has shown explosive growth, with revenue increasing from RMB 356 million to RMB 1.109 billion and net profit soaring from RMB 12 million to RMB 305 million over two years [3]. - The emerging beauty brand Banmu Huatian is also pursuing a Hong Kong listing to enhance R&D and brand development in a competitive market [3]. Group 3: Factors Driving Listings - Policy support from the Chinese government has facilitated the process for consumer companies to list in Hong Kong, with measures introduced to encourage leading firms to access capital markets [5][6]. - The shift towards Hong Kong listings is also driven by tightening A-share market conditions for consumer companies, making Hong Kong a more attractive option for capital raising [6]. - The influx of venture capital and private equity into emerging consumer firms has created pressure for exits, making public listings a viable path for capital recovery [7]. Group 4: Market Performance and Challenges - There is a noticeable divergence in stock performance among consumer companies listed in Hong Kong, with some achieving high valuations while others struggle post-IPO [8][9]. - The market favors companies with strong brand presence and visible cash flow, while smaller brands face liquidity discounts due to lack of profitability [9]. - Successful expansion in the consumer sector requires matching growth with profitability, as merely increasing store numbers is no longer sufficient to attract capital [9].

Core Viewpoint - The surge of consumer companies listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) in early 2026 is driven by a combination of capital demands, market conditions, and favorable policy environments, marking a significant trend in the consumer sector [1][8]. Group 1: Listing Trends - Major consumer companies such as Mingming Hen Mang and Dongpeng Beverage have recently completed their IPOs, with Dongpeng raising an estimated HKD 10 billion, setting a record for the Asian beverage industry [1][4]. - As of January 30, 2026, 14 consumer companies have disclosed their H-share prospectuses, indicating a notable increase compared to the same period in 2025 [2][4]. - The trend includes a diverse range of sectors, including food and beverage, beauty care, and home goods, showcasing a multi-faceted approach to capitalizing on market opportunities [4][6]. Group 2: Company Highlights - Junlebao, a leading dairy brand, aims to raise funds for factory construction, capacity expansion, and brand marketing, with an annual revenue of approximately CNY 20 billion [4]. - Jinxing Beer, known for its craft beer, reported a revenue increase from CNY 356 million to CNY 1.109 billion from 2023 to the first nine months of 2025, with net profit soaring from CNY 12 million to CNY 305 million, marking a 2400% increase [5]. - Other notable companies like Qian Dama and Yuanji Food are also advancing their listing processes, reflecting a broader trend of consumer companies seeking capital to support growth and expansion [4][6]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - The favorable policy environment, including measures from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to support leading enterprises in listing in Hong Kong, has facilitated this trend [8]. - The recovery of the HKEX since 2025 has made it an attractive option for consumer companies, with over one-third of new listings in the first half of 2025 being consumer-related [9]. - The internal pressures for capital and the need for significant funding to support growth strategies are driving companies to pursue listings as a means of capitalizing on market opportunities [9][10]. Group 4: Valuation and Market Performance - There is a noticeable divergence in stock performance among consumer companies listed on the HKEX, with some achieving high valuations while others struggle post-IPO [11][12]. - The market favors companies with strong brand presence and visible cash flow, while smaller brands face liquidity discounts due to lack of profitability [12]. - The ability to expand internationally and enhance operational efficiency is becoming increasingly important for valuation in the consumer sector [12].

Core Viewpoint - The National Financial Regulatory Administration has imposed heavy fines on several banks for violations in their credit business, indicating a tightening regulatory environment in the banking sector [1][10]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The National Financial Regulatory Administration issued fines to multiple banks, including Minsheng Bank, Wenzhou Bank, Guangxi Beibu Gulf Bank, and Guangdong Nanhai Rural Commercial Bank for various violations [1][10]. - Guangdong Nanhai Rural Commercial Bank was fined 3.8 million yuan for issues such as inadequate review of bank acceptance guarantee deposits and poor post-loan management [2][10]. - Minsheng Bank's Xi'an branch was fined 450,000 yuan for imprudent management of mortgage loans [3][10]. - Jiangxi Suichuan Rural Commercial Bank faced a fine of 1.4 million yuan for issues including inadequate equity management and misuse of loan funds [4][10]. - Jiangxi Huichang Rural Commercial Bank was fined 950,000 yuan for violations related to loan issuance and fund misappropriation [5][10]. - Wenzhou Bank's Ningbo branch was fined 1.35 million yuan for inadequate credit business management and inaccurate regulatory statistics [8][10]. - Guangxi Beibu Gulf Bank was fined 2.05 million yuan for various violations, including poor management of loan fund payments and security controls [9][10]. Group 2: Implications of Regulatory Actions - The regulatory crackdown on credit violations has intensified since 2026, with credit business being the primary focus of penalties [10]. - The current "double penalty system" reflects a shift towards systemic risk prevention as a core logic of financial regulation, indicating that the tightening trend is likely to continue [10].

Core Viewpoint - Meta's latest earnings report shows better-than-expected revenue and profit, with strong revenue guidance for the upcoming quarter and increased capital expenditure projections for 2026, alleviating concerns about AI-related costs [1] Group 1: Financial Performance - Meta reported last quarter's revenue and profit exceeded expectations, indicating strong financial health [1] - The company forecasts revenue for the upcoming quarter to be between $53.5 billion and $56.5 billion, surpassing analyst estimates [1] Group 2: Capital Expenditure - Meta has raised its capital expenditure forecast for 2026 to between $115 billion and $135 billion, reflecting expectations of higher operating profits this year compared to 2025 [1] - The estimated capital expenditure for this year is projected to be between $162 billion and $169 billion, with AI-related capital expenditure expected to be between $115 billion and $135 billion, exceeding market analysts' average expectations by 20% [1] - This AI-related capital expenditure represents a significant increase of 60% to 88% compared to last year's $72 billion, marking a new high for the company [1] Group 3: AI Development - Meta's CEO stated that the company is witnessing a significant acceleration in AI, predicting that 2026 will be a year of further acceleration in this trend [1] - The company plans to build data centers worldwide and launch new advanced AI models this year [1]