Core Viewpoint - The domestic precious metals futures market shows mixed performance, while international precious metals futures are generally rising, indicating varying market sentiments and influences from economic factors [1][3]. Price Movements - As of September 19, the main contract for Shanghai gold is priced at 830.50 CNY per gram, down 0.41%, while Shanghai silver is at 9997.00 CNY per kilogram, up 0.93% [1]. - Internationally, COMEX gold is priced at 3686.90 CNY per ounce, up 0.23%, and COMEX silver at 42.50 USD per ounce, up 0.95% [1]. Market Data - Opening prices for September 19 show Shanghai gold at 832.12 CNY, with a high of 833.16 CNY and a low of 826.86 CNY per gram [2]. - Shanghai silver opened at 9910.00 CNY, reaching a high of 10038.00 CNY and a low of 9856.00 CNY per kilogram [2]. - COMEX gold opened at 3677.70 USD, with a high of 3694.10 USD and a low of 3664.40 USD per ounce [2]. - COMEX silver opened at 42.12 USD, peaking at 42.69 USD and dropping to a low of 41.93 USD per ounce [2]. Economic Influences - The overnight market saw a significant rise in the US dollar index, which has short-term implications for gold prices [3]. - The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by 25 basis points to a range of 4.00-4.25%, with Chairman Powell indicating a cautious approach to further rate cuts, focusing on employment market risks [3]. - The market anticipates potential further rate cuts later in the year, as indicated by the dot plot [3]. Market Analysis - On September 19, COMEX gold futures fell by 1.07% to 3678.2 USD per ounce, while SHFE gold decreased by 0.71% [4]. - The mixed signals from the Federal Reserve have led to increased market volatility, with a downward trend in US stocks affecting risk appetite and gold prices [4]. - Despite the recent price drop, the dot plot suggests a generally bullish outlook for gold, with attention on whether prices can recover [4].
贵金属期货涨跌不一 沪银领涨0.89%
Jin Tou Wang·2025-09-19 06:12