Group 1 - Precious metals experienced a significant rise, with spot gold reaching a two-week high, surpassing $4190 per ounce, while spot silver increased by 1.00% to $53.90 per ounce, and platinum broke the $1640 per ounce mark with a nearly 2.00% gain [1][2] - The A-share precious metals sector surged, with the index reporting 1885.55 points, a rise of 0.80%, and notable gains in companies such as Hunan Gold (002155) up over 2% [1] - The Russian central bank indicated that multiple central banks are actively increasing gold reserves to diversify international reserves amid discussions by the G7 on utilizing approximately $300 billion of frozen Russian assets, leading to a strategic buying trend for gold in emerging markets [1][2] Group 2 - Approximately €210 billion of the frozen Russian assets are held in Europe, primarily by Euroclear, while Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves amount to $734.1 billion as of November 14 [2] - The G7's actions to "weaponize" international financial instruments are accelerating the "de-dollarization" process among many emerging economies, enhancing the importance of gold as a non-political reserve asset [2] - Morgan Stanley's commodity strategist forecasts that increased ETF demand, ongoing central bank purchases, and rising physical asset hedging needs will drive gold prices to $4500 per ounce by mid-2026 [2]
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Jin Tou Wang·2025-11-28 02:55