【黄金期货收评】位美联储官员再释放鹰派信号 沪金小跌0.29%

Group 1 - The Shanghai gold spot price on November 14 was quoted at 958.80 yuan per gram, showing a premium of 5.6 yuan per gram over the futures main price of 953.20 yuan per gram [1] - The U.S. government shutdown has ended, shifting market focus to key economic data, with inflation concerns and differing views among Federal Reserve officials leading to reduced interest rate cut expectations [1] - China's manufacturing sector showed a decline in October, with exports falling more than expected, contributing to a slowdown in domestic economic growth, although October inflation data exceeded expectations, indicating a recovery [1] Group 2 - Donghai Futures reported that the precious metals market saw overall gains, with the main Shanghai gold contract closing at 956.96 yuan per gram, up 0.11%, while the main silver contract rose to 12,405 yuan per kilogram, up 0.40% [2] - The reopening of the U.S. government led to market sell-offs, and several Federal Reserve officials reiterated hawkish signals, putting short-term pressure on precious metals [2] - The current outlook for precious metals remains strong in the medium to long term, with recommendations for cautious short-term buying and opportunistic long-term purchases [2]