Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in platinum prices, driven by rising gold prices, has led some jewelers in Chengdu to shift their focus from gold to platinum sales, indicating a potential revival of interest in platinum jewelry [3][4][5]. Price Trends - As of June 12, platinum jewelry prices reached approximately 290 yuan per gram, marking a 35% increase since the beginning of the year, while gold prices rose by 26% during the same period [4]. - On June 11, the spot price of platinum rose nearly 4% to $1,264.20 per ounce, reflecting a significant upward trend in the market [3]. Market Dynamics - The demand for platinum is reportedly increasing, particularly in China, where the market is expected to see a 48% growth in demand, driven by a recovery in North America and a shift in consumer preferences [6]. - Despite the rising interest in platinum, traditional gold jewelry remains the most popular choice among consumers, with platinum often being overshadowed by K-gold due to its lower price and shorter processing time [5]. Industry Shifts - Jewelers like Zhou Jing, who have transitioned from gold to platinum sales, believe that the profit margins for platinum are currently more favorable, and they anticipate further price increases in the near future [4][5]. - The Shenzhen Shui Bei International Jewelry Trading Center, which accounts for 90% of China's platinum wholesale market, is experiencing a shift as wholesalers increasingly pivot towards platinum, leading to supply shortages [6]. Investment Sentiment - The World Platinum Investment Council forecasts a slight decline in total investment demand for platinum in 2025, but anticipates a 30% increase in platinum bar investment driven by the Chinese market [6]. - There are concerns that the recent price increases may be fueled by speculative trading, as some industry experts suggest that the rapid price hikes may not be sustainable in the long term [6].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant surge in platinum prices, which have recently surpassed $1,200 per ounce, marking a nearly ten-year high, with a rise of over 30% in the last two months [1][3] - The increase in platinum prices is attributed to a decline in the US dollar index and a substantial rise in gold prices, leading to a compensatory increase in platinum [3] - The World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) reports a projected 10% year-on-year increase in global platinum demand to 71 tons by Q1 2025, driven primarily by strong investment demand [3] Group 2 - Approximately 70% to 80% of platinum consumption is driven by industrial demand, making its price sensitive to industrial cycles and technological changes [3] - A 10% decrease in total platinum supply to 45 tons in Q1 2025 has resulted in a 25-ton shortfall, the largest single-season deficit in six years [3] - Investors are advised to approach platinum investments with caution, as the current market may experience significant volatility, with potential price fluctuations between $900 and $1,200 per ounce [4]

"酝酿"十年之后， 铂金开启对黄金追涨模式，价格创下新高 。 财联社记者多方采访获悉，相较于黄金近年来的亮眼表现，铂金此前形成的"价值洼地"正吸引 资金流入，在供给收缩、珠宝商将其作为黄金"平替"及中长期氢能需求大增等预期带动下，业 内对未来长期铂金价格普遍持较乐观态度。 A 股市场上，铂产业链公司贵研铂业（600459.SH）、浩通科技（301026.SZ）、华阳新材 （600281.SH）近日股价走强，均处于近两年高位附近。 铂价创近十年新高 六月份以来，铂价开启拉涨模式。据芝加哥商品交易所数据，截至2025年6月10日，PLc1突 破1200美元/盎司，为近十年新高。 截至6月11日，本周上海黄金交易所Pt99.95涨幅约 22%。 PLc1价格走势 图片来源：英为财情 "可以理解成一种补涨。"华安证券金属新材料首席分析师许勇其告诉记者，近十年，铂价整体 处于宽幅震荡状态，相较于近年来强劲的黄金、白银价格走势，其在一定程度上出现了"价值 洼地"，吸引资金流入。 盘面来看， 近日A股铂产业链中贵研铂业、浩通科技、华阳新材股价走强，均处于近两年左右 高位 。 需要说明的是，目前国内A股中并无以铂矿为主营业务 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights a significant surge in platinum prices, driven by strong investment demand and changing consumer preferences, particularly in China [2][3]. - As of May 22, NYMEX platinum futures surpassed $1,089 per ounce, marking a nearly 10% increase over the week, with a notable rise in investment demand [2]. - The World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) reports a projected 10% year-on-year increase in global platinum demand to 71 tons in Q1 2025, with investment demand in the platinum sector expected to rise by 28% to 14 tons [2][3]. Group 2 - In Q1 of this year, China's platinum investment demand surged, particularly for investment platinum bars under 500 grams, which saw a 140% year-on-year increase to 1 ton, establishing China as the largest retail investment market for platinum [2]. - Despite a record high in April imports of platinum to China at 11.5 tons, the total platinum imports for the year remain down 31% compared to the same period last year [2]. - The WPIC forecasts a 30% increase in global investment in platinum bars and coins to 8 tons by 2025, with a continued growth expectation of 15% in demand for platinum bars of 500 grams and above in China [3]. Group 3 - The global supply of platinum decreased by 10% to 45 tons in Q1, resulting in a 25-ton shortfall, primarily due to seasonal weakness in mine production [3]. - The WPIC anticipates a 4% year-on-year decline in total platinum supply for 2025, projecting it to be at its lowest level in five years at 218 tons [3]. - Speculative trading trends indicate a recent profit-taking phase, with non-commercial long positions in platinum futures decreasing from 45,800 to 43,000 contracts by mid-May [4].