Market Overview - Domestic precious metal futures showed mixed results, with Shanghai gold futures at 739.04 CNY per gram, up 0.49%, while Shanghai silver futures were at 8286.00 CNY per kilogram, down 1.44% [1] - International precious metal futures both declined, with COMEX gold at 3143.90 USD per ounce, down 1.45%, and COMEX silver at 33.28 USD per ounce, down 4.90% [1] Price Data - Shanghai gold futures opened at 735.88 CNY, reached a high of 747.98 CNY, and a low of 731.90 CNY per gram [2] - Shanghai silver futures opened at 8418.00 CNY, peaked at 8461.00 CNY, and dropped to a low of 8260.00 CNY per kilogram [2] - COMEX gold opened at 3196.60 USD, with a high of 3196.60 USD and a low of 3138.20 USD per ounce [2] - COMEX silver opened at 34.95 USD, with a high of 34.95 USD and a low of 33.27 USD per ounce [2] Economic Impact - Donald Trump's new tariff policy is viewed as a potential "tsunami" impacting the global economy, likely to raise U.S. prices, suppress consumption, and disrupt the global trade system [3] - The impact of the tariff policy varies by region, with Canada and Mexico facing lighter effects, while countries like Vietnam may experience severe consequences [3] - The IMF's former chief economist warned that differentiated tariff rates could lead to "trade diversion" issues, undermining existing trade rules [3] Market Analysis - On April 2, COMEX gold prices rose by 1.41% to 3190.30 USD per ounce, while Shanghai gold futures fell by 0.14% to 734.40 CNY per gram [4] - The U.S. President signed two executive orders regarding "reciprocal tariffs," establishing a 10% minimum baseline tariff, effective April 5, with reciprocal tariffs starting on April 9 [4]
国内贵金属期货涨跌不一 沪金主力上涨0.49%
Jin Tou Wang·2025-04-03 08:05