国际黄金避险需求仍然强劲

Group 1: Economic Insights - The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, warned that the ongoing rise in food prices could become an "invisible bomb" for increasing Japan's core inflation [1] - Japan's core inflation rate is nearing the central bank's target of 2%, with food inflation, particularly rice prices, surging by 90% year-on-year, disrupting traditional inflation drivers [1] - Ueda emphasized that while the central bank maintains the view that the impact of rising food prices will gradually diminish, any minor fluctuations could trigger a chain reaction due to the current proximity to the 2% threshold [1] Group 2: Gold Market Analysis - Despite a recent pullback, gold prices are expected to trend upward due to geopolitical risks, tariff policies, and concerns over the U.S. budget, with Citigroup raising its 0-3 month target price to $3,500 per ounce [2] - UBS also maintains a bullish stance, anticipating that gold will test the $3,500 mark again [2] - The market remains above $3,310, with strong safe-haven demand, suggesting traders should maintain a bullish outlook and watch for entry points driven by news headlines [2] Group 3: Gold Price Movements - On May 27, international gold prices exhibited volatility, opening at $3,343.63 per ounce, reaching a high of $3,349.78 and a low of $3,331.41, closing at $3,344.63 with a slight increase of 0.06% [3]