金价连续回调！2月2日国内品牌金店金价大幅下跌！

Domestic Gold Market - The domestic gold market continues to decline, with mainstream brand prices falling to the range of 1484-1489 CNY per gram [1] - Major brands like Caibai and Shanghai China Gold have become the highest priced at 1550 CNY and 1552 CNY per gram, respectively [1] - The overall price gap in the market has significantly narrowed [1] Detailed Price Listings - The current gold prices from various brands are as follows: - Laomiao: 1489 CNY/g, down 57 CNY - Liufu: 1487 CNY/g, down 136 CNY - Chow Tai Fook: 1489 CNY/g, down 136 CNY - Zhou Lifu: 1484 CNY/g, down 136 CNY - Jinzun: 1487 CNY/g, down 136 CNY - Lao Fengxiang: 1498 CNY/g, unchanged - Chao Hong Ji: 1489 CNY/g, down 57 CNY - Chow Sang Sang: 1484 CNY/g, down 134 CNY - Caibai: 1550 CNY/g, unchanged - Shanghai China Gold: 1552 CNY/g, unchanged [1] Gold Recycling Prices - The gold recycling prices have also seen a decline, with notable differences among brands: - General gold recycling price: 1001 CNY/g - Caibai: 1044 CNY/g - Chow Sang Sang: 1032.60 CNY/g - Chow Tai Fook: 1034 CNY/g - Lao Fengxiang: 1163.95 CNY/g [1] International Gold Market - Last Friday, spot gold experienced a significant drop of 12% to around 4695 USD per ounce, with a daily fluctuation of 755 USD, erasing all gains for the week [4] - As of the latest update, spot gold is reported at 4462.70 USD per ounce, reflecting an 8.26% decline [4] - The sharp decline in gold prices was primarily driven by the nomination of Kevin Warsh, a hawkish representative, as the next Federal Reserve Chair, leading to a strong dollar and profit-taking by investors [4] - Easing geopolitical tensions and increased margin requirements for gold futures trading also contributed to the sell-off [4] Future Outlook - Short-term expectations indicate further declines in spot gold prices, while medium to long-term prospects suggest potential for a rebound due to uncertainties surrounding U.S.-Iran negotiations [4] - The partial government shutdown in the U.S. has also dampened gold's safe-haven demand, further pushing prices down [4]