贵金属双周报（2025/11/17-2025/11/30）：降息交易进行时，贵金属上行动能充足-20251130
Hua Yuan Zheng Quan·2025-11-30 11:51

Investment Rating - Investment Rating: Positive (Maintained) [5] Core Viewpoints - The precious metals sector, particularly gold and silver, has seen continuous price increases, with London spot gold rising by 2.95% to $4,191.05 per ounce and London spot silver increasing by 3.65% to $53.91 per ounce [5][10] - The recent price increases are attributed to several factors, including support for interest rate cuts from multiple Federal Reserve officials, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and potential military actions involving the U.S. and Venezuela [5][6] - The long-term outlook suggests that the combination of "interest rate cuts" and "Trump 2.0" will continue to catalyze demand for gold, with central bank purchases providing strong support for gold prices [5][6] Price Trends - In the past two weeks, London spot gold increased by 2.95% to $4,191.05 per ounce, while Shanghai gold rose by 0.08% to ¥953.92 per gram [10][14] - London spot silver rose by 3.65% to $53.91 per ounce, and Shanghai silver increased by 3.04% to ¥12,727 per kilogram [10][14] - Palladium and platinum also saw significant increases, with palladium up 4.55% to $1,448 per ounce and platinum up 7.05% to $1,640 per ounce [10][14] Economic Data and Federal Reserve Tracking - The report highlights the importance of upcoming economic data releases, including the U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI and ADP employment figures, which could influence Federal Reserve policy decisions [5][6] - The report notes that the U.S. labor market remains resilient, which may extend the current interest rate cut cycle [5][6] Holdings and Trading Volume - The report indicates a decrease in Shanghai gold holdings by 2.26% to 339,700 contracts, while Shanghai silver holdings increased by 2.89% to 785,000 contracts [10][14] Price Differentials and Basis - The report states that the gold price differential between domestic and international markets is -¥14.80 per gram, a decrease of ¥37.95 from two weeks ago [59] - The international gold basis (spot-futures) is reported at -$65.35 per ounce, down $52.05 from two weeks prior [65]