【大涨解读】黄金、白银：降息关键节点临近，贵金属期货，国际投行大幅调高目标价

Market Overview - On September 3, precious metals sector experienced a significant surge, with silver and Western Gold achieving three consecutive gains, and Eurasia Group hitting the daily limit, followed by increases in Zhaojin Gold and Shandong Gold [1] Key Events - On September 3, spot gold reached a historical high of $3546.96 per ounce, while spot silver surpassed $40 per ounce for the first time since 2011 [3] - Morgan Stanley set a target price of $3800 per ounce for gold in Q4 2025 [4] - Domestic gold jewelry prices saw substantial increases on September 2, with Chow Sang Sang at 1041 CNY per gram (up 16 CNY), Lao Miao Gold at 1034 CNY (up 11 CNY), and Chow Tai Fook at 1037 CNY (up 10 CNY) [4] - Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, indicated that the wealth gap is leading to more extreme U.S. policies, prompting international investors to shift from U.S. Treasury bonds to gold [4] Institutional Insights - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted at a potential rate cut in September due to weakening employment supply and demand, alongside ongoing pressure from Trump to replace Fed officials, which may lead to sustained increases in precious metal prices as global central banks continue to buy gold [5] - From now until the end of the year, potential Fed rate cuts, the suppressive effects of tariffs on the economy, and inflationary pressures will manifest in data, increasing the risk of overseas stagflation and driving gold prices higher. The accelerated expansion of U.S. debt may also exacerbate credit cracks in U.S. Treasuries, serving as a catalyst for gold price increases [5] - For silver, the current COMEX and SHFE gold-silver ratios are above historical averages. If rate cuts materialize and the gold-silver ratio continues to adjust, silver prices may have further upward momentum. Additionally, increased industrial demand, particularly in photovoltaic cells, is a key driver for silver price growth due to the rapid development of the solar industry [5]