商报讯（记者 叶晓珺）金银价格"大跳水"引发市场热议。自1月30日下午开始，黄金与白银市场遭遇剧 烈波动，价格走势呈现断崖式下跌；次日（1月31日）凌晨跌幅进一步扩大，数据显示，现货黄金价格 一度下跌12.92%，盘中跌穿4700美元/盎司，最低下探至4695美元/盎司，创1980年4月1日以来最大单日 跌幅；现货白银价格同步重挫，盘中跌幅一度扩大至36%，同样创1983年2月28日以来最大单日跌幅。 此次暴跌主要受美联储新任主席人选"偏鹰派"政策预期影响，叠加前期涨幅过大、获利盘集中平仓及市 场流动性稀缺等多重因素。分析人士认为，沃什的提名之所以对黄金、白银"杀伤力"极强，并非因为市 场突然相信美联储将转向激进加息，而是沃什被视为能"重新锚定美联储公信力"的人选。相关人士指 出，短期来看，市场或进入高波动震荡期，但中长期支撑黄金上涨的核心逻辑未变。值得关注的是，金 价下跌之后，"工行、建行等多家银行发布风险提示"等话题迅速登上各大社交平台热搜榜单，相关银行 机构已相继发布贵金属业务风险提示公告，并对黄金积存、贵金属交易等业务进行调整。 现货黄金单日暴跌超9% 品牌金饰价格大幅度回调 虽说贵金属迎来大幅调整， ...

自北京时间1月30日下午开始，黄金、白银价格便出现大幅波动，至北京时间1月31日凌晨抛售更为汹涌。Wind数据显示，现货白银价格盘中一度暴跌 35.89%，现货黄金价格一度下跌12.92%，盘中跌穿每盎司4700美元，最低触及4682美元/盎司。 Wind数据显示，截至收盘，现货黄金报4880.034美元/盎司，下跌9.25%，创1980年4月1日以来最大单日跌幅，回吐本周所有涨幅。 现货白银周五收跌26.42%，创1983年2月28日以来最大单日跌幅，报85.259美元/盎司。 分析人士认为，沃什的提名之所以对黄金、白银"杀伤力"极强，并非因为市场突然相信美联储将转向激进加息，而是沃什被视为能"重新锚定美联储公信 力"的人选。 之前买的金条金饰可以退吗 在过去两三天，现货黄金价格经历了"过山车"般的行情，受金价下跌影响，国内品牌金饰价格相应回调。 1月30日，周大福金价报1685元/克，老凤祥报价1668元/克，周生生报价1683元/克，其中有品牌一夜大跌超40元/克。 记者发现，有黄金品牌柜姐在社群中发布声明称：不能因为金价降了就要退货，不接受任何理由，退单一律扣500元。柜姐提醒称："下单要为自己的行为 ...

来源：山东商报 美国总统特朗普提名凯文·沃什（Kevin Warsh）出任美联储主席，引爆市场鹰派预期，贵金属遭恐慌抛售。 自北京时间1月30日下午开始，黄金、白银价格便出现大幅波动，至北京时间1月31日凌晨抛售更为汹涌。Wind数据显示，现货白银价格盘中一度暴跌 35.89%，现货黄金价格一度下跌12.92%，盘中跌穿每盎司4700美元，最低触及4682美元/盎司。 Wind数据显示，截至收盘，现货黄金报4880.034美元/盎司，下跌9.25%，创1980年4月1日以来最大单日跌幅，回吐本周所有涨幅。 现货白银周五收跌26.42%，创1983年2月28日以来最大单日跌幅，报85.259美元/盎司。 分析人士认为，沃什的提名之所以对黄金、白银"杀伤力"极强，并非因为市场突然相信美联储将转向激进加息，而是沃什被视为能"重新锚定美联储公信 力"的人选。 金价跌了 之前买的金条金饰可以退吗 记者了解到，实体金店一般购买离柜后就不接受退款退货。线上方面退货规则相对复杂，不同平台和品牌有所区别。大多数平台和品牌都不接受投资金类 产品如金币、金条的退货；针对黄金首饰，部分品牌提出了签收后24—48小时内退货的限制（需不 ...

Group 1: Tesla Performance - Tesla's stock price increased by 3.07%, reaching a record high of $489.88, with a total market capitalization of $1.6293 trillion [7] - The stock has seen a year-to-date increase of 21% [7] - Elon Musk's net worth rose to approximately $684 billion, making him the world's richest person, with a one-night increase of $8.2 billion [9][10] Group 2: Market Conditions - The U.S. stock market showed mixed results, with the Dow Jones down by 0.62% and the Nasdaq up by 0.23% [1] - The U.S. non-farm payroll report for November indicated an addition of 64,000 jobs, exceeding market expectations, but the unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, the highest in over four years [4] - Concerns about the U.S. economy were highlighted by stagnant retail sales in October, primarily due to weak auto and gasoline sales [5] Group 3: Oil Market - Oil prices have dropped significantly, with WTI crude oil falling to $55.17, marking the lowest level since early 2021 [11] - The decline in oil prices is attributed to concerns over oversupply, with prices decreasing for four consecutive trading days [11]

Core Viewpoint - The potential appointment of Kevin Hassett as the next Federal Reserve Chairman may not lead to the rapid interest rate cuts expected by President Trump, as the decision ultimately requires consensus within the committee [1][4]. Group 1: Concerns about Hassett's Influence - Gregory Peters, Co-Chief Investment Officer at PGIM Fixed Income, expressed doubts about Hassett's credibility within the committee to drive consensus for significant monetary policy changes [1][3]. - There are growing concerns among bond investors regarding Hassett's possible appointment, with some expressing their worries to the U.S. Treasury [4]. Group 2: Market Reactions and Implications - Traders and macro fund managers are closely assessing the implications of Trump's potential restructuring of the Federal Reserve, as even minor policy changes could trigger global market volatility [2][4]. - Following Hassett's emergence as a leading candidate, some traders have begun to bet on an accelerated pace of interest rate cuts, indicating a shift in market sentiment [2][4]. Group 3: Current Market Conditions - As of Thursday's Asian trading session, U.S. Treasury yields remained relatively stable, with the 10-year yield at 4.08% and the 2-year yield slightly increasing to 3.50% [5]. - Peters noted that concerns about the Federal Reserve's independence and credibility are reflected in risk premiums and term premiums across sovereign bond markets, indicating a fragile long-term bond market [3][5].

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve is experiencing unprecedented internal divisions regarding interest rate policies, marking the end of a consensus era under Chairman Jerome Powell's leadership [2][3][4] Group 1: Internal Disagreements - In late October, the Federal Reserve decided to lower interest rates by 25 basis points, but this move faced public opposition from two policymakers, one advocating for no change and the other for a larger cut of 50 basis points [2] - This is the first time in over 30 years that more than one member of the Federal Reserve Board has cast dissenting votes, indicating significant internal fractures [2][3] - The growing divide among officials is attributed to the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economic outlook and questions regarding President Trump's aggressive trade policies [2][3] Group 2: Economic Outlook and Policy Implications - The unclear economic outlook complicates the dual mandate of maintaining labor market stability and controlling inflation, leading to conflicting opinions among Federal Reserve officials [3][4] - Some officials prioritize curbing high inflation driven by tariffs, while others focus on the weakening labor market, fearing a recession if no action is taken [3][4] - A divided Federal Reserve could have mixed impacts, potentially undermining its effectiveness and credibility if disagreements are not resolved [3][4] Group 3: Leadership Challenges - Powell's role has become increasingly difficult as the consensus-building approach that characterized previous leadership is now challenged [4][6] - Powell acknowledged the "strong divisions" among officials regarding policy direction, a shift from his earlier characterization of the disagreements as a "healthy debate" [6][8] - The upcoming meetings before Powell's term ends in May 2024 are expected to continue showcasing these divisions, complicating market predictions regarding future rate changes [6][8] Group 4: Market Reactions and Future Predictions - The complexity of current Federal Reserve policy-making contrasts sharply with the clear objectives during the pandemic and subsequent inflationary periods [7][8] - The recent government shutdown has further complicated economic assessments, as critical data releases were delayed, adding to the uncertainty in policy decisions [8] - The split among policymakers includes hawkish voices advocating for maintaining rates to combat inflation and dovish voices calling for cuts to support the labor market [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates by 25 basis points was met with mixed reactions, highlighting a tug-of-war between dovish and hawkish members, leading to volatility in various markets [1][2][19]. Federal Reserve's Rate Decision - The Fed cut rates by 25 basis points, with Chair Jerome Powell indicating a lack of support for a larger cut of 50 basis points [1]. - The statement released was more dovish than expected, while the subsequent press conference was perceived as bearish, causing market fluctuations [2][19]. Economic Conditions - The Fed is facing challenges with both inflation rising and a weakening labor market, indicating a difficult position regarding its dual mandate [4][5]. - Inflation has been above the Fed's target for nearly six years, raising concerns about credibility if inflation expectations become unanchored [5][6]. Market Reactions - The Russell 2000 index rose nearly 2%, reflecting a positive response from interest rate-sensitive small-cap stocks [18]. - The 10-year Treasury yield dipped below 4% but later increased, indicating market volatility in response to the Fed's announcements [18][19]. Future Outlook - Upcoming jobless claims data will be crucial for market sentiment, with expectations that higher claims could lead to a risk-negative day [23][24]. - The trajectory of the job market, inflation realities, and corporate guidance will significantly influence market conditions in the near term [25].

Group 1: Foreign Exchange Reserves - As of August 2025, China's foreign exchange reserves reached $332.2154 billion, an increase of $29.9 billion from the end of July, representing a growth rate of 0.91% [1] - The increase in foreign exchange reserves is attributed to factors such as changes in major economies' monetary policies and macroeconomic data, leading to a decline in the US dollar index and an overall rise in global financial asset prices [2] Group 2: Gold Reserves - The People's Bank of China has increased its gold reserves for the 10th consecutive month, with a total of 74.02 million ounces (approximately 2,098 tons) as of the end of August, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 6,000 ounces (about 1.7 tons) [1] - Since November of the previous year, China has cumulatively purchased 1.22 million ounces (approximately 38 tons) of gold [1] - Gold has emerged as one of the strongest-performing major commodities this year, with a price increase exceeding 30% and reaching a historical high recently [3] Group 3: Market Influences - Factors such as central bank purchases, expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, and political pressures on the Fed have contributed to the recent surge in gold prices [3] - The World Gold Council reports that geopolitical risks will continue to support demand from official sectors, despite a slowdown in the accumulation of gold by central banks as prices rise [5]

Group 1: Core Viewpoint - Goldman Sachs suggests that if the credibility of the Federal Reserve is severely undermined, global financial markets may undergo profound changes, with gold prices potentially rising to nearly $5000 per ounce [1][4][5]. Group 2: Importance of Federal Reserve Credibility - The Federal Reserve serves as a crucial anchor for global finance, influencing not only U.S. monetary policy but also acting as a "weather vane" for global capital markets [1]. - A loss of credibility in the Federal Reserve could challenge the trust in the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currency, impacting its global standing [6]. Group 3: Gold Price Dynamics - Gold is traditionally viewed as the "last currency," often strengthening when there are doubts about fiat currency credibility [2]. - Current gold prices are hovering at high levels, and any expectations of weakened Federal Reserve credibility, combined with market risk sentiment, could lead to significant price increases [3]. Group 4: Historical Context and Valuation - Historical instances, such as the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in the 1970s and the 2008 financial crisis, have seen gold prices surge during periods of monetary credit crises [7]. - The theoretical valuation of gold suggests further upward potential based on the ratio of global money supply to gold reserves [7]. Group 5: Market Implications - A significant rise in gold prices would indicate a severe blow to the credibility of the dollar and the Federal Reserve, leading to various market changes, including increased volatility in the dollar index and diversified capital flows [8]. - The demand for gold as a safe-haven asset may increase amid geopolitical and financial uncertainties, further driving up its price [6][8]. Group 6: Asset Allocation and Investment Strategies - Institutional investors may reassess the weight of gold in their portfolios, leading to increased trading activity in the gold market [9]. - The potential for lower real interest rates due to a loss of Federal Reserve credibility could enhance gold's attractiveness as an investment [6].

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, emphasized the need for a comprehensive review of the Federal Reserve's responsibilities to enhance its credibility [1] Group 1 - The call for a thorough examination of the Federal Reserve's duties is aimed at strengthening public trust in the institution [1] - This review is seen as essential for the Federal Reserve to maintain its effectiveness in monetary policy [1]