金属周报 | 关税风暴下的资产再定价：金强铜弱的宏观逻辑与持久性

Group 1 - The article highlights the significant impact of Trump's announcement to impose a 100% tariff on all Chinese goods starting November 1, leading to a risk-off sentiment in the market, resulting in a notable decline in U.S. stocks and copper prices, while gold remained strong [2][5][8] - In the precious metals sector, COMEX gold rose by 3.15%, while silver fell by 0.95%. The SHFE gold contract increased by 3.11%, and SHFE silver rose by 1.5% [4][29] - The copper market experienced a sharp decline due to renewed trade concerns, with COMEX copper prices dropping by 4.72% and SHFE copper prices fluctuating [4][10] Group 2 - The article discusses the divergence in performance between gold and copper, with gold prices remaining strong amid macroeconomic risks, while copper faced downward pressure due to trade tensions and domestic consumption issues [7][57] - The COMEX copper price curve has shifted downward, indicating a contango structure, with significant inventory accumulation observed, surpassing 330,000 tons [10][11] - The copper concentrate market is under pressure, with processing fees remaining low and expectations for a rebound in processing fees being limited in the short term [15][23] Group 3 - The article notes that the gold market is expected to remain strong in the medium to long term due to ongoing geopolitical tensions and the decoupling of U.S.-China trade, despite potential short-term volatility [7][57] - The inventory levels for COMEX gold decreased by approximately 170,000 ounces, while COMEX silver inventory increased by about 941,000 ounces [45] - The SPDR gold ETF holdings increased by 2.3 tons to 1,017 tons, indicating a growing interest in gold as a safe-haven asset [50]