2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-11-10 02:35Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in gold and silver prices indicates a significant shift in market dynamics, with gold prices surpassing $4,050 per ounce and a notable increase in the A-share gold and jewelry index, reflecting strong investor interest and potential shifts in asset allocation strategies among central banks [1][4]. Group 1: Market Performance - Gold prices rose sharply, with spot gold reaching $4,042.71 per ounce, up 1.05%, and COMEX gold at $4,055.7 per ounce, up 1.14% [1]. - Silver also saw an increase of 1.2%, reaching $48.907 per ounce [1]. - The A-share gold and jewelry index opened high, gaining over 1.6%, with significant increases in individual stocks such as Cuihua Jewelry (up over 6%) and Hunan Gold (up over 5%) [4]. Group 2: Central Bank Asset Allocation - Deutsche Bank's research indicates that the proportion of gold in global central bank "foreign exchange + gold" reserves is projected to rise from 24% in June 2023 to 30% by October 2025, while the share of the dollar is expected to decline from 43% to 40% [5][6]. - This shift reflects a strategic adjustment in asset allocation by central banks and suggests a potential turning point in the global monetary system [6]. Group 3: Future Price Predictions - Deutsche Bank posits that if gold prices reach $5,790 per ounce, the reserve proportions of gold and the dollar could equalize, although this would require a nearly 45% increase from current levels [6][7]. - Analysts suggest that achieving this price target may depend on various factors, including accelerated de-dollarization, geopolitical risks, and increased demand for gold in key industrial sectors [7]. - However, there are concerns regarding the feasibility of this prediction, as external variables such as a return to interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve could hinder gold's price trajectory [8].