Jin Tou Wang·2025-10-24 07:13Price Trends in Domestic Gold Market - The overall price of gold jewelry in domestic stores has shown a rebound, with Chow Sang Sang experiencing the largest increase of 25 yuan per gram, reaching 1236 yuan per gram, making it the highest-priced store currently [1] - Shanghai China Gold remains unchanged at 1125 yuan per gram, which is the lowest price among major brands [1] - The price difference between the highest and lowest gold prices has expanded to 111 yuan per gram [1] Detailed Price Listings - The following are the detailed prices from various gold retailers: - Lao Miao Gold: 1227 yuan per gram, up by 5 yuan - Liufuk Gold: 1232 yuan per gram, up by 9 yuan - Chow Tai Fook Gold: 1232 yuan per gram, up by 9 yuan - Zhou Liufu Gold: 1164 yuan per gram, up by 19 yuan - Jin Zun Gold: 1232 yuan per gram, up by 9 yuan - Lao Feng Xiang Gold: 1228 yuan per gram, up by 6 yuan - Chao Hong Ji Gold: 1232 yuan per gram, up by 9 yuan - Cai Bai Gold: 1172 yuan per gram, unchanged - Shanghai China Gold: 1125 yuan per gram, unchanged [3][4] Platinum and Gold Recycling Prices - Platinum prices have also increased, with Chow Sang Sang's platinum jewelry rising by 17 yuan per gram to 660 yuan per gram [4] - The gold recycling price has increased by 6 yuan per gram, with significant price differences among brands: - Cai Bai Gold: 934.00 yuan per gram - Zhou Sheng Sheng Gold: 937.00 yuan per gram - Zhou Da Fu Gold: 926.30 yuan per gram - Lao Feng Xiang Gold: 944.50 yuan per gram [4] International Gold Market Overview - The spot gold price rebounded after two days of decline, reaching a peak of 4154.42 USD per ounce before closing at 4126.43 USD per ounce, marking a 0.70% increase [6] - As of the latest update, spot gold is trading at 4095.48 USD per ounce, reflecting a 0.75% decrease [6] - The recent increase in gold prices is attributed to heightened market tensions due to U.S. sanctions on Russia and escalating U.S.-China trade issues, which have increased market risk aversion [6] - Morgan Stanley maintains a bullish outlook on gold, predicting it could reach 6000 USD by 2028, especially with the onset of a Federal Reserve rate cut cycle [6]