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深度 | 金价走到什么位置了?——大宗商品分析框架之八【陈兴团队·财通宏观】
陈兴宏观研究·2025-09-26 07:34

Core Viewpoint - Since late August, the gold market has seen a significant increase, with London gold spot prices rising over 10% [2] - Short-term gold prices are not expected to peak, with projections of reaching $3,900 and $4,200 per ounce by the end of this year and mid-next year, respectively [2][13] - The main drivers for the current gold price increase include rising expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, fiscal expansion leading to increased demand for safe-haven assets, and a return of speculative funds [2][6][11] Short-term Gold Price Outlook - The rapid rise in gold prices is primarily driven by the worsening U.S. employment situation, which has heightened expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts [6][7] - The current federal benchmark interest rate remains above the neutral rate, suggesting that further cuts are likely to stimulate the economy [7] - Fiscal expansion and rising debt risks are contributing to a bullish outlook for gold, as global economies face increased concerns over long-term debt supply and inflation resilience [11][13] Long-term Gold Price Position - Long-term gold prices may potentially exceed $10,000 per ounce, influenced by changes in the global monetary system and central bank gold purchases [3][20] - Two scenarios are proposed for long-term gold price projections: one where emerging market central banks increase gold holdings significantly, and another where a continued decline of the dollar leads to a substantial rise in gold demand [20][31] - Historical trends show that gold prices have risen significantly during periods of monetary system changes, with past increases exceeding 1800% during the 1970s [14][17] Shanghai Gold Price Lag - Recent domestic gold price increases have lagged behind those in Europe and the U.S., primarily due to the concentration of price rises during European and U.S. trading hours [4][34] - The appreciation of the Chinese yuan has also pressured Shanghai gold prices, as it reduces the price differential with overseas gold [37] - A rising risk appetite in domestic markets has led to a shift of funds from gold to equities and commodities, further suppressing Shanghai gold price increases [39]