Group 1 - The core point of the article highlights the latest gold and platinum prices from various jewelry stores and banks in China as of December 12, 2025, indicating a range of prices for consumers to consider [12][11][1]. Group 2 - The latest price for 24K gold (千足金) from Shui Bei Gold is reported at 1106 yuan per gram [2]. - Major brands such as Chow Tai Fook, Chow Sang Sang, and others have set their 24K gold prices at 1328 yuan per gram [3][4][5][6][7][10]. - The prices from Lao Feng Xiang and Lao Miao Gold are slightly lower at 1325 yuan per gram [8][9]. - China Gold offers a competitive price of 1232 yuan per gram for 24K gold [11]. Group 3 - The latest RMB gold price on the Shanghai Gold Exchange is reported at 950.00 yuan per gram, showing a slight decrease of 1.13 yuan or 0.119% from the previous trading day [13]. Group 4 - The gold bar market shows varying prices, with China Construction Bank quoting 969.2 yuan per gram, an increase of 2.90 yuan from the previous day [14]. - Industrial and Agricultural Banks report prices of 971.52 yuan and 980.05 yuan per gram respectively, with slight increases [15][16]. - The Shanghai Gold Exchange reports a drop in gold bar prices to 955 yuan per gram, down by 7.00 yuan [19]. Group 5 - The silver market remains stable, with prices for investment silver bars reported at 13.00 yuan per gram by Jin Yin Jie and 13.50 yuan by Bao Quan Qian Bi [21][22]. - The price for silver from Zhong Chao Guo Ding remains unchanged at 7.43 yuan per gram [23]. Group 6 - The domestic gold futures market shows the main contract (AUM) at 958.72 yuan per gram, with a slight increase of 1.42 yuan [27]. - Other contracts such as AUS and AU2601 also show minor fluctuations, indicating a stable trading environment [28][29]. Group 7 - The article discusses the potential for gold prices to rise following a significant increase in silver prices, with technical indicators suggesting a bullish trend for gold [34][35]. - The disparity in volatility between silver and gold creates opportunities for investors, particularly in the options market, as traders seek to capitalize on the rising silver prices [35].