国际金价再创新高，外媒归因于远离美元过度依赖战略

Core Insights - International gold prices have continued to rise, with COMEX gold futures increasing by 1.40% to $4060.60 per ounce and silver futures rising by 1.95% to $48.44 per ounce [1][3] - The domestic gold market is also experiencing growth, with several gold ETFs surpassing 10 billion yuan in scale, driven by expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and ongoing concerns about the dollar's credibility [3] - UBS forecasts central bank demand for gold to remain between 900-950 tons by 2025, while Goldman Sachs sees further upside potential for gold prices, predicting $4200 per ounce in the coming months [3] - The IMF president noted that the current monetary gold holdings exceed one-fifth of global official reserves, and China's foreign exchange reserves increased by $16.5 billion in September, with gold reserves rising for the 11th consecutive month [3] Market Sentiment - Historical trends indicate that rising gold prices often reflect investor panic, with gold viewed as a safe haven during economic downturns [4] - Concerns about international instability and potential central bank panic, as well as fears of a collapse in the AI boom, are contributing to current market anxieties [4] - Gold is perceived as a hedge against market volatility and economic recession, with central banks increasing their gold purchases to reduce reliance on U.S. Treasury securities and the dollar [8]