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Group 1: Latest Gold Price Dynamics - The current gold prices as of July 1 show significant increases, with brands like Chow Sang Sang at 1000 CNY/gram, Chow Tai Fook at 998 CNY/gram, and Lao Miao Gold at 995 CNY/gram, reflecting a daily increase of 15 CNY, 9 CNY, and 11 CNY respectively [1] - Compared to June 30, there was a notable rebound after a drop of 50 CNY in mid-June [1] Group 2: International Gold Price Movement - The spot gold price is reported at 3321.53 USD/ounce, showing an increase of 0.57%, while COMEX gold futures are at 3333.3 USD/ounce, up by 0.77% [2] Group 3: Reasons for Price Increase - The anticipated interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, driven by pressure from Trump, have weakened the USD, enhancing gold's attractiveness [4] - A significant 95% of global central banks plan to increase their gold reserves, with China purchasing 244 tons in Q1, providing long-term support for gold prices [5] - Renewed demand for safe-haven assets due to geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties has led to a return of funds into gold [6] - A technical rebound occurred after gold prices fell below 3300 USD, triggering algorithmic buying [7] Group 4: Consumer and Market Reactions - Investors are showing a strong willingness to cash out at high prices, with notable transactions such as a man in Wenzhou selling 8 kg of gold for a profit of 3.12 million CNY [8] - Essential consumers are shifting towards smaller gold jewelry or rental models, with increased sensitivity to processing fees, while demand for traditional wedding gold has decreased [8] - There is a segment of the market waiting for a price correction to 600-700 CNY/gram, perceiving current prices as inflated [8] Group 5: Practical Recommendations - For essential purchases, it is advisable to choose markets like Shenzhen Shui Bei with lower processing fees or bank gold bars with a premium of about 3% [13] - Non-essential buyers should monitor the technical support level at 3250 USD, with potential declines to 3100 USD [13] - It is recommended to keep physical gold as 5%-10% of household assets and consider dollar-cost averaging into gold ETFs [13]