黄金跌了价，26年1月7日，国内黄金新价格、人民币黄金新价格

Group 1: Gold Bar and Related Prices - The price of bank gold bars has dropped to 1017 yuan per gram, reflecting subtle changes in market demand for gold amidst fluctuations in gold jewelry prices [1] - Brand gold jewelry prices range from 1387 to 1390 yuan per gram for brands like Chow Tai Fook and Chow Sang Sang, while investment gold bars are priced at 1016 yuan per gram [2] - Financial institutions show varying gold bar prices, with China Construction Bank's Longding gold bar at 1003.2 yuan per gram and Industrial and Commercial Bank's Ruyi gold bar at 993.2 yuan per gram [2] Group 2: International and Domestic Gold Market Trends - The international gold price is reported at 4465.24 USD per ounce, with a daily increase of 16.42 USD, while domestic gold prices have seen a slight rise, with the current price at 1013.00 yuan per gram, up 0.36% [3] - Shanghai Gold Exchange's reference price for gold 9999 is 1014.64 yuan per gram, remaining stable [3] Group 3: Water Bay Market Transformation and Development - The Water Bay market is undergoing a transformation towards value, innovation, and diversification, focusing on product and service value, increasing R&D investment, and enhancing product design [4] - The introduction of services like "old for new" jewelry exchanges is becoming a new growth point, appealing to consumers [4] Group 4: Shanghai Gold Exchange and Precious Metal Recycling Market - Prices for major trading varieties on the Shanghai Gold Exchange have fluctuated, with gold 9999 priced at 974.9 yuan per gram, down 0.71% from the previous day [5] - The recycling market for gold jewelry is quoted at 967 yuan per gram for 99.9% purity gold, while platinum jewelry is at 435 yuan per gram [5] Group 5: Economic Factors Behind the Gold Market - Economic analysts predict a continued decline in the dollar, with rising metal prices indicating the dollar's weakness, influenced by Trump's tariff policies and the Federal Reserve's easing monetary policy [7] - In 2025, gold prices surged by 65%, silver by nearly 150%, and copper by over 40%, while the dollar's share in global reserves decreased, suggesting potential further increases in precious metal prices [7]