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摘要北京时间周二（12月16日）亚市盘中，美元指数交投于98.270附近，现货黄金开盘于4305.12美元/ 盎司，目前交投于4304.36美元/盎司附近，黄金t+d交投于969.35元/克附近，沪金主力交投于974.24元/克 附近。 【要闻速递】 北京时间周二（12月16日）亚市盘中，美元指数交投于98.270附近，现货黄金开盘于4305.12美元/盎 司，目前交投于4304.36美元/盎司附近，黄金t+d交投于969.35元/克附近，沪金主力交投于974.24元/克附 近。 上一交易日美元指数收跌0.12%，报98.276，现货黄金收涨0.11%，报4304.30美元/盎司。在现货黄金下 跌之际，其他贵金属涨跌不一：现货白银收涨3.28%，报64.04美元/盎司；现货铂金收涨2.26%，报 1784.60美元/盎司；现货钯金收涨5.73%，至1572.50美元/盎司。 【最新数据一览】 12月15日COMEX黄金库存1118.71吨，较前一交易日减少0.01吨；COMEX白银库存14138.42吨，较前一 交易日增加37.34吨。 12月15日SPDR黄金ETF持仓1051.69吨，较前一个交易日减少1 ...

Group 1 - The US dollar index is trading around 98.298, while spot silver opened at $64.07/oz and is currently around $63.55/oz, indicating a slight decline [1] - On December 15, the dollar index fell by 0.12% to close at 98.276, while spot silver rose by 3.28% to $64.04/oz, driven by a weaker dollar and declining US Treasury yields [1] - COMEX silver inventory increased by 37.34 tons to 14,138.42 tons on December 15, while silver ETF holdings decreased by 42.3 tons to 16,102.9 tons [1] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve is considering a rate cut in December due to slowing employment and easing inflation risks, as indicated by various Fed officials [2] - The US delegation in Berlin is insisting on Ukraine ceding the Donbas region, with Ukraine expected to receive security guarantees similar to NATO's Article 5 [2] - The silver market experienced a strong rally after a brief decline, with the daily high reaching $64.16 and closing at $64.071, indicating bullish sentiment [3]

Group 1: China Macroeconomic Indicators - The ICHI Composite Economic Index has returned to the expansion zone, indicating sustained economic resilience and accumulating structural recovery momentum[1] - The Consumer Sentiment Index has also risen to the expansion zone, reflecting active service consumption in travel, dining, and entertainment post-holiday[1] - The Investment Sentiment Index has slightly declined but remains in a mild contraction zone, primarily due to base effects from previous project launches[1] - The Production Sentiment Index has returned to the expansion zone, with a notable increase in enterprise operating rates and gradual recovery in manufacturing production[1] Group 2: Trade and Export Performance - In the first ten months of 2025, China's total goods trade value increased by 3.6% year-on-year, with exports growing by 6.2% and imports remaining nearly flat[2] - General trade and processing trade have expanded simultaneously, accounting for over 80% of total trade, indicating stable foreign trade structure and enhanced endogenous momentum[2] - Trade with ASEAN countries grew by 9.1%, and trade with Belt and Road countries increased by 5.9%, highlighting a shift towards emerging markets[2] - The export structure shows that electromechanical products account for over 60%, with integrated circuits and automobile exports growing by 24.7% and 14.3% respectively, showcasing the impact of high-end manufacturing and technological innovation[2]

Core Insights - The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index for Germany in October is reported at 39.3, an increase from the previous value of 37.3 [1] Group 1 - The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index reflects a positive outlook among investors regarding the German economy [1]

Group 1 - The Eurozone's industrial sentiment index for September is reported at -10.3, which is better than the forecast of -10.9 and unchanged from the previous value of -10.3 [1] - The Eurozone's economic sentiment index for September stands at 95.5, surpassing the forecast of 95.2 and remaining the same as the previous value of 95.2 [1]

Group 1 - The GKI economic sentiment index in Hungary for September is reported at -14.8, indicating a negative outlook on the economy [1] - The GKI consumer confidence index for September stands at -27, reflecting a significant decline in consumer sentiment [1]

Economic Outlook - The economic sentiment in the Eurozone improved in September, with the economic sentiment index rising by 1.0 points to 26.1, exceeding market expectations of 20.3 [1] - The current economic situation index also improved by 2.4 points to -28.8, indicating a more favorable outlook [1] - Approximately 51.7% of surveyed analysts expect stable economic activity, while 37.2% anticipate improvement, and 11.1% foresee deterioration [1] Labor Costs - Eurozone hourly labor costs increased by 3.6% year-on-year in Q2, slightly below the preliminary estimate of 3.7% but higher than the revised 3.4% in Q1 [1] - Wage growth was recorded at 3.7% in Q2, up from 3.5% in Q1, while non-wage costs grew by 3.4%, compared to the previous 3.2% [1] - Labor costs in the business economy sector rose by 4.0%, with construction leading at 4.7%, followed by services at 4.3%, and industry at 3.3% [1] Industrial Production - Eurozone industrial production increased by 0.3% month-on-month in July, reversing a previous decline of 0.6% and aligning with market expectations [2] - Year-on-year, industrial production grew by 1.8%, significantly faster than the 0.7% growth in June [2] - Notable increases were seen in capital goods production, which rebounded by 1.3%, durable consumer goods by 1.1%, and non-durable consumer goods by 1.5% [2] Economic Dynamics - The data indicates a recovery in economic momentum within the Eurozone, although persistently high labor costs may support inflation [3]

Core Insights - The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index for Germany in September is reported at 37.3, exceeding expectations of 26.3 and the previous value of 34.7 [1] Group 1 - The current ZEW Economic Sentiment Index indicates a positive outlook for the German economy, reflecting increased investor confidence [1] - The index's increase from the previous month suggests a potential recovery or improvement in economic conditions [1]

Core Insights - The Greek economic sentiment index significantly increased to 109.1 in July, up from 106.1 in June, marking the highest level in 13 months [1] Economic Sectors - The improvement in the economic sentiment is primarily attributed to enhanced expectations in the industrial and service sectors [1] - The industrial sector has seen a recovery in demand, while the construction sector has slightly adjusted its project expectations [1] - The service sector continues to maintain growth momentum, although the retail sector has experienced a notable deterioration in expectations across various areas [1] Consumer Confidence - Consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest point in nearly nine months, indicating ongoing concerns at the household level [1] - Despite persistent household worries, businesses across multiple industries have shown a significant improvement in economic assessments, which has driven the overall increase in economic sentiment [1]