金价回调，部分品牌金饰价格跟跌！上车还是离场？

Group 1 - International spot gold prices experienced a significant drop, falling over 2% to a low of $3,220 per ounce, with COMEX gold futures hitting a low of $3,228 per ounce, down $281.6 from the historical high of $3,509.9 per ounce on April 22, representing a decline of over 8% [1] - Domestic gold jewelry prices have also decreased, with brands like Lao Miao and Chow Tai Fook adjusting their prices to 995 yuan per gram and 1,009 yuan per gram respectively, marking the first time in 20 days that prices fell below 1,000 yuan [1] - In Shenzhen, a major gold jewelry hub, prices dropped to 780 yuan per gram, and merchants are offering discounts on processing fees to attract customers during the holiday [3] Group 2 - The decline in gold prices is attributed to multiple factors, including a reduction in demand for safe-haven assets due to easing international trade tensions, and profit-taking by investors amid high market sentiment [3] - Ahead of the Labor Day holiday, Chinese traders sold nearly 1 million ounces of gold futures and spot gold, leading to a decrease in total holdings compared to historical highs [3] - Despite the short-term decline, long-term market conditions, including ongoing risk aversion and expectations of interest rate cuts, are expected to support gold prices [5] Group 3 - The recent volatility in gold prices has prompted exchanges to take notice, with the Shanghai Futures Exchange adjusting trading fees and margin levels for gold futures contracts [6] - Several domestic gold ETFs have suspended subscription and redemption services, advising investors to be cautious of short-term trading risks [6] - Experts believe that while gold is currently experiencing a pullback, it remains in a trend of oscillating upward, supported by market demand for safe-haven assets and rising inflation risks in the U.S. [6]