金价回调下的深圳水贝：黄金卖爆，马年金钞断货，白银却没人要？

Core Viewpoint - The recent decline in gold prices has led to a surge in consumer interest and purchasing activity in the gold market, particularly in Shenzhen's Shui Bei area, while the silver market is experiencing a stark contrast with low demand and high premiums [1][2][10]. Group 1: Gold Market Dynamics - As the Chinese New Year approaches, the gold market in Shui Bei is witnessing a significant increase in foot traffic and sales, driven by a recent price correction that has made gold more accessible to consumers [1][4]. - The average price of gold bars in Shui Bei dropped from 1411 RMB per gram at the end of January to 1163 RMB per gram by February 12, stimulating market activity [4]. - Consumer behavior has shifted towards a more rational approach, with buyers focusing on actual needs rather than speculative investments, as evidenced by the preference for gold jewelry and gifts that combine aesthetic appeal with practicality [9]. Group 2: Silver Market Challenges - In contrast to the gold market, the silver market is facing significant challenges, with prices dropping from 38.1 RMB per gram at the end of January to 27.8 RMB per gram by February 12, yet demand remains low [10][12]. - The sharp increase in silver premiums, which have risen from a few cents to as high as 10 RMB per gram, has deterred consumers from purchasing, as the actual selling prices do not reflect the lower market prices [12]. - The silver market is also suffering from a lack of consumer confidence due to high volatility and limited avenues for liquidation, leading to a significant drop in interest from potential buyers [14][15].