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Domestic Gold Jewelry Prices - As of February 24, 2026, domestic gold jewelry prices show significant price differentiation, with major brands quoting 24K gold (99.9% purity) between 1538 to 1603 RMB per gram [1] - China Gold leads with a price of 1603 RMB per gram, while Lao Feng Xiang and Lao Miao Gold are at 1538 RMB per gram; Chow Tai Fook, Luk Fook Jewelry, and others are priced at 1545 RMB per gram [1] - The Shui Bei market, a wholesale hub, reports a lower price of 1334 RMB per gram, indicating a price gap of 200-270 RMB per gram compared to branded stores [1] International Gold Price Volatility - The international gold market experienced heightened volatility, with London spot gold opening at 5160.01 USD per ounce, peaking at 5176.28 USD and dipping to 5107.12 USD before settling at 5160.91 USD [2] - New York gold futures also rose, reaching 5182 USD per ounce, alongside increases in silver, platinum, and palladium prices [2] Central Bank Gold Purchases and Market Dynamics - Central banks remain a key driver of gold demand, with the World Gold Council estimating an average net purchase of about 1000 tons annually from 2023 to 2024, decreasing to 900 tons in 2025 [3] - Recent volatility in gold prices has dampened short-term purchasing intentions among central banks, particularly in emerging markets, which prefer to wait for price stabilization [3] Price Adjustments and Promotions in Jewelry Market - The gold jewelry market is experiencing a contradiction of discount promotions and planned price increases, with Chow Tai Fook announcing a price hike of 15% to 30% for certain products starting mid-March [4] - This price adjustment aims to counter rising costs associated with craftsmanship and copyright, particularly for high-margin items that are less sensitive to price changes [4] Long-term Outlook for Gold Prices - Several international institutions maintain a bullish outlook on gold, with UBS raising its gold price target for the first three quarters of 2026 to 6200 USD per ounce, and JPMorgan predicting a rise to 6300 USD by the end of 2026 [6] - The silver market is expected to face a supply deficit for the sixth consecutive year, with ongoing geopolitical factors supporting price increases [6]