智通财经APP获悉，国金证券发布研究报告称，尽管2025年内央行购金节奏放缓，但投机资金涌入推动 金价走高，短期回调主要受情绪和技术性因素驱动，而全球滞胀、秩序混沌、美国赤字货币化的核心支 撑逻辑未变。展望2026，当市场对"AI未知"这一定价逻辑尚未改变时，缺乏秩序仍是黄金的有利环境。 当AI泡沫与黄金构成"哑铃"，黄金作为AI持仓的保险已实现了高光时刻的价值。白银作为既有"类黄 金"属性又与AI电力相关的叙事资产，具备阶段性更高的弹性。但一旦AI叙事变得清晰，黄金的高光时 刻或落幕，届时"两头受益"的白银叙事可能也会回归理性。 国金证券主要观点如下： 以史为鉴，当前黄金"超涨"了吗? 二、21世纪的第一个十年，黄金迎来新一轮牛市 背后是"911"事件、美国经济高速发展后陷入通货膨胀、全球金融危机、欧债危机等一系列事件的催 化。随着欧债危机得到抑制、美国经济逐渐复苏，黄金在2011年后陷入5年熊市。 金融危机爆发至今的17年里，美国平均年度联邦财政赤字率达到6.3%，即使剔除疫情环境下的2020和 2021年，平均赤字率也高达5.4%，远高于上世纪50年代至金融危机前的平均水平1.7%，以财政透支为 核心驱 ...

在支出刚性和收入减少大背景下，美国财政部的国债发行规模正不断创出新高。近期，美国财政部发行在外的国债余额首次突破30万亿美 元大关，这一规模几乎是2018年的两倍。 而截至11月，美国联邦政府债务总额已高达38.4万亿美元，这已无限接近41.1万亿的法定债务上限，随着"大而美"法案影响效应在2026财 年的逐渐兑现，美国政府的债务危机或进一步加剧。 这引发了市场对美国财政悬崖的担忧，毕竟2024年美国按现价计算的GDP，只有29.18万亿美元。按此折算，那么美国联邦政府债务总额 占GDP的比重为126.79%，这远超了国际通行的警戒线。 受持续增加的天量债务影响，美联储不得为财政赤字融资这一约定俗成的惯例已被打破。现有资料显示，为了解决大幅增加的政府开支， 美国财政部发行国债、美联储从二级市场购买国债的赤字货币化操作日渐公开化，这放大了市场对美债和美国财政危机的焦虑情绪。受此 影响，今年以来，全球三大主要信用评级机构相继下调了美国的主权信用AAA级(表示极低的违约风险)评级。 虽然从理论上来看，以赤字货币化为核心理念的现代货币理论(MMT)重新解读了货币与财政、债务之间的内在逻辑，认为应当通过功能性 财政解决 ...

公共债务的增长并不可怕，合理的增长是稳定经济、促进社会发展和应对危机的主要手段 文 | 邓宇 公共债务的增长与经济增长并非正相关，二者更多体现为结构性的平衡。自2008年全球金融危机以来，全球公共债务规模大规模增加，债务风险存在同步 上升的趋势。历史上多次金融危机表明，过度举债以及财政过度扩张是政府破产的主因，而且引发政治危机和社会危机。短期而言，大规模的公共债务增 长的溢出风险可能不会较快显现，但中长期却会逐渐溢出，制约财政预算平衡，一旦经济增长失速将会导致财政赤字扩张，并反过来加剧公共债务风险， 不利于经济稳定增长。 有关公共债务的历史演进的代表性著作包括英国经济史与金融史学者詹姆斯·麦克唐纳出版的《债务与国家的崛起：西方民主制度的金融起源》、美国人 类学家大卫·格雷伯出版的《债：5000年债务史》，以及美国经济学者巴里·艾兴格林等学者联合出版的《全球公共债务：经验、危机与应对》等，从不同 维度揭示了公共债务的发展史。 近年来有关债务危机的著作颇多，美国桥水基金创始人瑞·达利欧出版的《债务危机：我的应对原则》《国家如何破产：大周期》，以及荷兰经济学者杰 姆斯·鲁斯出版的《主权债务简史：金融的结构性权力和国 ...

Core Viewpoint - Gold is transitioning from a safe-haven asset to a high-volatility asset, with a significant increase of over 60% this year, but recent technical corrections suggest that short-term upward momentum may be exhausted [1][2][4]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The recent surge in gold prices is driven by increased liquidity and a hedge against the AI bubble, with significant inflows into gold ETFs in Europe and the U.S. during August and September [4][5]. - On October 21, gold experienced a sharp decline of up to 6% due to technical corrections following a period of overbuying [2][4]. - The CFTC's non-commercial net long positions in gold futures have increased, indicating a bullish sentiment in the market [4]. Group 2: Technical Analysis - Current technical indicators show that gold is "extremely overbought," with both short-term and long-term price deviations at 100th percentile levels, suggesting a high likelihood of price corrections [2][3]. - Historical data indicates that after rapid price increases, gold typically experiences an average pullback of 4% within a month [2][3]. Group 3: Economic Factors - The World Gold Council's GRAM model attributes gold's monthly returns to factors such as economic expansion, risk and uncertainty, and opportunity costs related to currency and interest rates [3]. - In August and September, gold returns were 4.69% and 11.26%, respectively, with significant contributions from residual factors, indicating a decrease in the explainability of short-term price movements [3]. Group 4: Long-term Outlook - The long-term bullish outlook for gold is supported by the erosion of the U.S. dollar's status as a global reserve currency, driven by persistent fiscal deficits and geopolitical factors [6]. - Major central banks, including those of China, Turkey, and India, continue to accumulate gold, reflecting a decline in U.S. geopolitical influence and dollar credibility [6]. Group 5: Investment Sentiment - The current market sentiment suggests that if U.S. equities continue to perform well, gold may rise further as a hedge against the AI bubble; conversely, a downturn in equities could lead to a lack of new catalysts for gold [5][7]. - The volatility in gold prices is expected to persist in the short term due to the interplay of liquidity conditions and the evolving narrative around AI investments [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the volatility of gold as it transitions from a safe-haven asset to a high-volatility asset, highlighting both technical factors and the fading of short-term drivers. While short-term fluctuations are expected, the long-term outlook for gold remains bullish due to ongoing concerns about fiat currency depreciation and geopolitical instability [2][4][29]. Group 1: Short-term Factors - Gold has experienced a remarkable increase of over 60% this year, but a significant correction occurred after reaching $4,300 per ounce, with a daily drop of up to 6% [4]. - Technical indicators show that gold is currently "extremely overbought," with both short-term and long-term price deviations at the 100th percentile, suggesting a high likelihood of a price correction [6]. - Gold prices have reached 45 historical highs this year, with a 30% increase in less than two months since August 21, which is unprecedented in recent bull market conditions. Historical data indicates that such rapid increases typically lead to an average pullback of 4% within a month [7]. Group 2: Drivers of Gold Price Movement - The World Gold Council's GRAM model attributes monthly gold returns to several factors, including economic expansion, risk and uncertainty, FX opportunity cost, interest rate opportunity cost, momentum, and a residual component [9]. - In August and September, gold returns were 4.69% and 11.26%, respectively, with significant contributions from the residual component, indicating a decrease in the explanatory power of short-term price movements [10]. - The recent surge in gold prices was driven by increased liquidity and a hedge against the AI bubble, with significant inflows into gold ETFs in Europe and the U.S. prior to recent market adjustments [14][22]. Group 3: Long-term Outlook - The long-term bullish trend for gold is supported by the erosion of the U.S. dollar's status as a global reserve currency, driven by persistent fiscal deficits and declining geopolitical influence [24]. - The average annual federal deficit rate in the U.S. has reached 6.3% over the past 17 years, significantly higher than pre-financial crisis levels, contributing to the depreciation of the dollar against tangible assets like gold [24]. - As long as global stagflation and chaos persist, gold is expected to remain in a long-term upward trend, serving as a hedge against the long-term depreciation of fiat currency [29].

Core Viewpoint - The report from Guotai Junan International highlights a significant rise in gold prices, surpassing $4,300, amid a weakening US dollar and increasing discussions around "devaluation trades" [1][2][5]. Group 1: Gold Market Dynamics - Over the past 12 months, gold prices have surged due to concerns over the US potentially addressing its massive debt through deficit monetization, alongside heightened risk aversion from global trade tensions and geopolitical issues [2][5]. - The attractiveness of gold as a non-yielding asset has increased following the Federal Reserve's reintroduction of interest rate cuts, leading to a reassessment of dollar credit and supporting higher gold prices [2][5]. Group 2: US Dollar Performance - The US dollar index has declined nearly 10% from its peak at the beginning of the year, with recent fluctuations occurring within a low range, making the future trajectory of the dollar a key focus for "devaluation trades" [5]. - Despite the discussions around devaluation, the US Treasury market remains surprisingly calm, with long-term inflation expectations anchored around the Federal Reserve's 2% target [5][6]. Group 3: Market Sentiment and Federal Reserve Decisions - The rise in gold prices reflects a "no-confidence vote" on future monetary credit, particularly regarding the dollar, while US Treasuries are viewed as a "confidence vote" on policy credibility [6]. - The current market dynamics hinge on which economic signals will ultimately guide the Federal Reserve's decisions—whether to cut rates in response to potential recession or to tighten policies to combat inflation [6].

Group 1: Market Trends - Gold prices surged over 60% in the past 12 months, surpassing $4,300[5] - The US dollar index fell nearly 10% from its peak at the beginning of the year, currently fluctuating between 97 and 99[5][8] - The market is increasingly focused on "devaluation trades," betting on the US government diluting its debt through inflation[5] Group 2: Economic Factors - Concerns about the US government's ability to manage its debt have led to a loss of trust in the dollar, reflected in rising gold prices[24] - The long-term inflation expectations in the US remain stable around the Federal Reserve's 2% target, despite gold's rise[19][24] - The ongoing government shutdown has increased uncertainty, with over 70% probability that it will last more than 30 days[13][15] Group 3: Policy Implications - The Federal Reserve's potential shift towards a more dovish stance could lead to further interest rate cuts, impacting asset prices[19][24] - The interplay between inflation control and employment stability will be crucial in determining the Fed's future decisions[26] - Investors need to differentiate between long-term risks and short-term realities in the current market environment[25]

Economic Overview - The economic situation in the US during the first half of the year is poor, with a significant decline in GDP expected for the second quarter, potentially down 7%-11% year-on-year and up to 40% on a seasonally adjusted annual rate [2][3] - The unemployment rate is severely underestimated, with official figures showing 14% in April, but actual estimates suggest it could be as high as 30% [3] Political Implications - The upcoming election influences the decision not to release negative economic forecasts, as such data could severely impact the incumbent's chances [4] - The administration's focus on "America First" and blame-shifting is a strategy to maintain support from its base, particularly among economically vulnerable groups [4] Federal Reserve Actions - The Federal Reserve has implemented four rounds of quantitative easing (QE) since 2008, with the most recent rounds aimed at stabilizing the economy and supporting government debt [5][6] - The current fiscal deficit is projected to reach $3.7 trillion, significantly higher than previous years, indicating a reliance on debt issuance to manage economic challenges [7][8] Debt and Monetary Policy - The US is expected to face a fiscal deficit exceeding $8 trillion this year, with a debt-to-GDP ratio projected to surpass 152%, the highest since World War II [8] - The Federal Reserve's bond purchasing has decreased to $50 billion daily, raising concerns about the impact of continued debt issuance without corresponding monetary support [8] Global Economic Impact - The US's monetary policy, particularly quantitative easing, may lead to asset bubbles and potential currency wars, affecting global economic stability [9][10] - The pandemic has accelerated a trend towards de-globalization, which could lead to increased competition and challenges for countries that were previously reliant on global supply chains [11]

在选民政治的特殊国情制约下，削减公民福利和加税几乎是美国任何一个政党都不敢触碰的红线。而历 届政府"只扫本届门前雪"的减税策略，使得美国逐渐从以往的"财政自律模式"彻底滑向"债务依赖型模 式"。在减税政策惯性和社会保障、医疗保险和国债利息等刚性支出挤压下，债务规模失控、短债供给 激增与市场承接能力边际减弱的三重压力使得美国政府"破罐破摔"迹象明显。 尤其是"大而美"法案通过后，美国政府债务占GDP比重将进一步提升至125%，国债上限从36万亿美元 推高至41万亿美元(该法案的刺激效应将在2026财年兑现)，这意味着美国政府的债务上限已经"名存实 亡"。美联储从二级市场购买国债为核心的赤字货币化操作，也正在日益从幕后走向台前，全球安全资 产不得不进入了一个重新寻锚的动荡期，长端美债价格波动幅度加大已不可避免。 抛开这些长期因素不谈，此次美债收益率飙升背后，同样也有短期供给增加等结构性因素。进入7月以 来，美债发行速度和规模都有所增加。尤其是贝森特履新财政部长以来，美国国债发行呈现出长端占比 增加的结构性特征。根据美国财政部借款咨询委员会(TBAC)的最新估算，四季度美债的净发行量约为 5900亿美元，其中长债4 ...

Summary of Conference Call Records Industry Overview - The conference call discusses the non-ferrous metals industry and its dynamics in 2025, highlighting geopolitical tensions and economic policies impacting supply chains and market conditions [1][2][3]. Key Points and Arguments Non-Ferrous Metals Market - Geopolitical conflicts may intensify resource nationalism, disrupting the supply chain of non-ferrous metals [1][2]. - The non-ferrous metals market in 2025 is divided into two halves: the first half driven by tariff adjustments and supply disruptions, while the second half is expected to see a decline in real interest rates, further boosting metal prices [1][3]. - The current state of the non-ferrous metals market is described as lackluster, with demand not yet compelling enough to force new easing policies [4]. Gold Market - The gold market is anticipated to experience minor pullbacks followed by significant upward trends, attributed to insufficient global wealth allocation towards gold [5]. - Recommended stocks in the gold sector include Zhaojin Mining, Zhongrun Resources, and others, as they are expected to benefit from the rising gold prices [5]. Cobalt Market - Cobalt prices have surged due to the Democratic Republic of Congo's export ban, which accounts for 70-80% of global supply [6]. - If the ban persists, downstream inventory may clear, enhancing valuations for companies like Huayou Cobalt and others [6]. Fiscal Policy Impact - The 2025 fiscal policy is characterized by rapid government bond issuance, with the balance growth rate increasing from approximately 15% at the end of 2024 to 21% by May 2025 [8]. - Fiscal spending has accelerated, directly impacting infrastructure and consumer spending, with appliance consumption growth reaching over 50% due to trade-in subsidies [8]. Challenges Ahead - The second half of 2025 may face challenges due to limited subsidy amounts and potential export pressures, which could constrain economic growth [9][10]. - The monetary policy is expected to loosen further, with the ten-year government bond yield potentially dropping to 1.3%-1.4% [11]. Shipping and Transportation - The shipping sector is affected by geopolitical tensions, with the Red Sea reopening delayed, improving supply-demand dynamics [3][20]. - Oil shipping rates have surged due to increased costs from geopolitical conflicts, significantly enhancing profitability for shipping companies [20]. Cement and Construction Materials - The cement industry is experiencing a decline in prices due to reduced demand and cost control measures, with prices dropping from 400 RMB per ton to 360 RMB [13]. - The construction materials sector is currently weak, with potential risks of demand decline and increased competition [15]. Coal and Steel Industries - The coal industry is facing a downturn due to weak demand and high supply, with prices for thermal coal down 20% year-on-year [17]. - The steel industry is maintaining decent profit levels despite weak prices, with expectations for improved margins due to lower raw material costs [19]. Aviation Industry - The aviation sector anticipates high passenger load factors during the summer season, with demand growth outpacing supply growth [23][24]. - Rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions are expected to impact airline costs, but overall profitability is projected to improve [25]. Chemical Industry - The chemical sector faces dual pressures from rising costs and weakening demand, with uncertainties surrounding U.S. tariffs on exports to China [28]. - Companies in the coal chemical sector, such as Hualu and Baofeng, are highlighted as having cost advantages due to rising oil prices [29]. Agricultural Chemicals - The agricultural chemicals sector is experiencing supply issues, particularly with glyphosate prices rising significantly [30]. Tire Industry - The tire industry benefits from declining natural and synthetic rubber prices, leading to improved profitability for companies like Zhongce Rubber and Sailun [31]. Additional Important Insights - The overall economic landscape is complex, with various sectors facing unique challenges and opportunities driven by geopolitical events, fiscal policies, and market dynamics [2][7][10].