Group 1 - Gold prices have reached record highs, with silver prices also nearing historical peaks, driven by increased demand for safe-haven assets due to the worsening Greenland crisis and a collapse in Japanese government bonds [1] - The Polish central bank has approved a plan to purchase up to 150 tons of gold, which will increase the country's total gold reserves to 700 tons, positioning Poland among the top 10 countries globally in terms of gold reserves [1] - UBS precious metals strategist Joni Teves indicated that diversification demand is the core driver of the current rise in gold prices, with institutional investors, retail investors, and central banks increasing their gold holdings to address macroeconomic uncertainties [2] Group 2 - Teves expects gold prices to have upward momentum in the first half of the year, potentially reaching $5,000 per ounce if concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve continue to rise [2] - Silver is anticipated to benefit from the rise in gold prices and its own narrowing supply-demand gap, with a possibility of challenging $100 per ounce this year [2] - The copper market is expected to tighten due to demand driven by energy transition, leading to an upward shift in price levels [2] Group 3 - Related Hong Kong stocks in the gold and precious metals sector include Zijin Mining International, Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, Shandong Gold Mining, Zhaojin Mining Industry, Lingbao Gold Company, Tongguan Gold, China Gold International, China Silver Group, and Mount Everest Gold [3]
格陵兰危机推升避险需求，贵金属价格再创新高（附概念股）