Group 1 - Gold stocks collectively surged, with notable increases in companies such as China Gold International (+4.89%), Zijin Mining (+4.38%), Lingbao Gold (+4.29%), Chifeng Jilong Gold (+2.45%), and Shandong Gold (+2.24%) [1] - On November 12, during the Asian trading session, international gold prices peaked at $4208.79 per ounce, recovering quickly after a brief pullback and breaking through the $4100 resistance level [1] - The market anticipates that upcoming economic data, delayed due to the government shutdown, will highlight the weakness of the U.S. economy, supporting expectations for a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December [1] Group 2 - UBS analysts noted that there is a wait for clearer messages regarding the government shutdown and the release of U.S. data, with gold prices expected to stabilize temporarily before continuing to rise [2] - Citigroup's latest report predicts that in a bull market scenario, gold prices could reach $6000 by 2027, driven by a significant mismatch between global wealth and the small physical gold market [2] - The current surge in gold prices is primarily driven by U.S. investors rather than central banks, with ETF inflows contributing significantly to the global increase [2]
港股异动 | 黄金股集体上扬 金价已突破4100美元阻力位 市场密切关注美政府停摆结束落地节点