8月18日 ，针对央视总台《财经调查》报道的河南镇平玉石市场乱象问题，河南省镇平县发布情况通报。 全文如下： 8月17日晚，媒体对镇平县石佛寺镇玉器市场相关问题进行报道。经核实，报道中反映的个别商家通过非法手段，欺骗引导消费者 购买假冒和田玉情况确实存在。对此，镇平县第一时间成立联合调查组，连夜组织公安、市场监管等相关部门开展调查取证，4名 涉嫌造假的直播带货主播及制作假证书人员目前已被控制，相关网上直播间也已被关闭，后续将根据调查结果依法依规严肃处理。 下一步，镇平县将持续开展玉器市场经营规范整治行动，欢迎大家对我们的工作进行监督。 据央视财经此前报道，近日，《财经调查》记者接到群众反映，眼下一些销售和田玉的市场里，有不法商家利用消费者对和田玉的 认知不足，通过各种手段欺骗消费者，谋取利益，扰乱了正常的市场秩序。 《财经调查》记者来到了河南省南阳市的石佛寺镇，这里是国内最大的和田玉加工与交易集散地之一。 知情人告诉记者，由于和田玉籽料产量有限，因此一些不法商家采取以次充好的手段，用低品质的青海料、韩料玉石，仿造和田玉 籽料，这样的假籽料，价格很低廉。 在"榆树庄市场"的和田玉籽料批发区，记者在多个摊位前闻到 ...

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（央视财经《财经调查》）近日，《财经调查》记者接到群众反映，眼下一些销售和田玉的市场里，有不法商家利用消费 者对和田玉的认知不足，通过各种手段欺骗消费者，谋取利益，扰乱了正常的市场秩序。 南阳石佛镇上演"科技与狠活儿" 青海料、韩料、阿富汗玉 统统变成上等和田玉 《财经调查》记者来到了河南省南阳市的石佛寺镇，这里是国内最大的和田玉加工与交易集散地之一。 在"榆树庄市场"的和田玉籽料批发区，记者在多个摊位前闻到刺鼻气味，客户挑选时也都戴塑料手套。 摊主坦言，这些是用化学药剂染色的假籽料。 知情人告诉记者，由于和田玉籽料产量有限，因此一些不法商家采取以次充好的手段，用低品质的青海料、韩料玉石，仿 造和田玉籽料，这样的假籽料，价格很低廉。 记者联系到的办证人表示，提供阿富汗玉即可迅速制作匹配的和田玉"鉴定证书"，每张2元，且保证可扫码验真。 记者告知位置后，一名骑电动车的男子拿到玉石后匆匆离开。不到半小时，假的和田玉"鉴定证书"就做好了。 在知情人推荐的玉雕店里，店铺老板向记者详细描述了他这里假冒和田玉籽料的制作流程。首先，工人将成本较低的低端 玉料放入特制的滚筒机，进行磨光和修型。随后，他们再通过化学药品的浸泡和 ...

收到快递后，记者将其全部送至珠宝玉石首饰国检集团（河南）检验有限公司（简称国检集团河南公司）进行检测。国检集团河南公司检测员徐意向记者介 绍，经专业仪器检测，两款"钻石"都是假的。其中，所谓的"99克拉进口钻石"竟是玻璃，而2克拉的"培育钻石"其实是合成立方氧化锆，附带的检测证书也 是伪造的。 01:59 2克拉培育钻石戒指仅卖153元、99克拉进口钻石仅卖22元……打开一些电商平台，可以搜索到琳琅满目、图片精美并带有鉴定证书的钻石饰品，价位从几十 元到上百元不等，与实体店动辄上万元的钻石形成鲜明反差。 电商平台上销售的"白菜价"钻石，是真的吗？对此，"新华视点"记者进行了调查。 记者以150多元的价格从拼多多上一家网店购买了一款2克拉的"培育钻石钻戒"，附带有鉴定证书和礼盒，又在另一店铺花22元购买了一款"莫桑钻大颗收藏 级99克拉进口钻石"。 记者：孙清清、刘振坤、卫子轩 新华社音视频部制作 专家建议，强化多部门协作，构建从源头到销售的全链条监管体系；线上平台加强对入驻商家的审核，确保其具备合法经营资格和专业鉴定能力，并建立严 格的质量控制和售后服务体系，保护消费者合法权益。广大消费者网购时要擦亮眼睛，不 ...

Group 1 - The article highlights the prevalence of "bargain-priced" diamonds on e-commerce platforms, with prices for lab-grown diamonds as low as 153 yuan for 2 carats and 22 yuan for 99 carats of imported diamonds, contrasting sharply with traditional retail prices that often exceed tens of thousands of yuan [1][2] - Investigations reveal that many of these low-cost diamonds are actually fake, with consumers reporting experiences of being sold cubic zirconia instead of genuine lab-grown diamonds [2][5] - The cost of producing a 1-carat lab-grown diamond ranges from 2,000 to 3,000 yuan, while a 2-carat diamond typically costs around 4,500 yuan, indicating that the extremely low prices of these diamonds are unsustainable and likely fraudulent [6] Group 2 - Many sellers on e-commerce platforms exploit consumer ignorance by labeling fake diamonds as "lab-grown," leading to confusion between natural and lab-grown diamonds [7][8] - Fake diamonds often come with counterfeit certificates, making it difficult for consumers to distinguish between genuine and fake products [8][9] - The article emphasizes the need for improved regulatory oversight in the diamond industry, particularly regarding the sale of lab-grown diamonds online, to protect consumers and ensure product authenticity [10][11][12]

Group 1 - Silver prices have surged this year, with London spot silver prices exceeding $39 per ounce, marking a nearly 13-year high [1] - The demand for silver-related products has increased significantly, with a reported 30% rise in silver prices since the beginning of the year [1] - In Shanghai, a silver jewelry wholesale store noted a monthly shipment of over 10,000 pieces, particularly favoring "small weight" and "new Chinese style" silver products [1] Group 2 - Young consumers are showing a preference for new Chinese-style products, including necklaces and bracelets, with various material options available [3] - In Hunan's Yongxing County, which accounts for a quarter of the national silver output, a "cultural tourism + silver" consumption model is being developed, boosting local silver consumption [5] - The influx of tourists has led to a daily foot traffic of 500 to 800 people at local silver sales enterprises, with investment and decorative silver products seeing over 20% year-on-year sales growth [7] Group 3 - The industrial demand for silver is on the rise, particularly in the photovoltaic, electric vehicle, and consumer electronics sectors, prompting silver processing companies to ramp up production [9] - A silver processing company in Hunan reported a production of 7.8 tons of standard silver daily, with zero inventory due to high demand from downstream orders [9] - The first half of the year saw a silver output of 1,000 tons and a sales revenue of 8 billion yuan, reflecting a 40% increase compared to the same period last year [11] Group 4 - Analysts predict that global silver demand in the photovoltaic sector will grow by 3%-8% by 2025, while the electric vehicle sector is expected to see an 8%-15% increase [13] - There is a long-term supply shortage of silver, with a cumulative inventory reduction of 796 million ounces projected from 2021 to 2025, maintaining a phase of short supply [13] - The current rise in silver prices is attributed to the increase in gold prices and the growing industrial demand, indicating a sustained high level of market activity in the silver industry [11][13]

Core Viewpoint - Platinum has experienced a significant price surge, outperforming gold and silver, driven by supply-demand imbalances and heightened investment interest [3][6][24]. Group 1: Price Surge and Market Dynamics - As of July 18, platinum prices exceeded $1480.00 per ounce, marking a year-to-date increase of over 57%, making it the best-performing asset class globally [3]. - The surge in platinum prices is attributed to a decline in supply, particularly from South Africa, the largest producer, where production has decreased due to seasonal factors [6][9]. - Demand for platinum is on the rise, especially in the automotive sector, where it is used extensively in catalytic converters, accounting for over 48% of total demand [7][8]. Group 2: Impact on Companies - Companies involved in platinum jewelry and recycling have seen significant stock price increases. For instance, Mingpai Jewelry's stock rose over 21% during the price surge [9]. - Haotong Technology, a leader in recycling platinum, reported a 129.46% year-on-year increase in revenue for Q1, benefiting from the rising platinum prices and expanding its recycling capacity [11][12]. Group 3: Future Demand and Market Trends - Despite the rise of electric vehicles, which do not use platinum in the same way as traditional fuel vehicles, the overall demand for platinum remains strong due to regulatory pressures for cleaner emissions [15][20]. - The automotive industry is expected to continue driving platinum demand, with stricter emissions standards leading to increased use of platinum in catalytic converters [20][23]. - The demand for platinum bars in China surged by 140% in Q1, indicating a growing interest among investors [24]. Group 4: Investment Considerations - Platinum is being viewed as an alternative investment to gold, especially in light of its recent performance and the ongoing global push for green policies [25][26]. - Investors are advised to adopt a cautious approach, focusing on physical platinum or ETFs rather than high-leverage instruments, due to the volatility of platinum prices [26][28].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that platinum has entered a significant upward trend in prices, outperforming gold and silver, driven by supply-demand imbalances and increased investment interest [3][4][7]. - As of July 18, platinum prices exceeded $1480 per ounce, marking a year-to-date increase of over 57%, making it the best-performing asset class globally [4][6]. - The surge in platinum prices has led to increased consumer interest, with many jewelers in Shenzhen shifting focus from gold to platinum, resulting in a notable rise in trading volumes and price premiums [6][12]. Group 2 - The primary reason for the price increase is the supply-demand imbalance, with a decline in platinum production from South Africa, the largest producer, due to seasonal mining issues [9][11]. - Demand for platinum is rising, particularly in the automotive industry, where it is used in catalytic converters, accounting for over 48% of total demand [9][11]. - The global platinum market may be entering a structural shortage, as indicated by reports from the non-ferrous metals industry [11]. Group 3 - Companies like Mingpai Jewelry and Haotong Technology have seen significant stock price increases due to the platinum price surge, with Haotong's stock rising by 9.58% on July 18 and a 129.46% year-on-year revenue growth in Q1 [12][14][16]. - Haotong Technology has a current platinum catalyst recovery capacity of 6000 tons per year, expected to increase to 18000 tons by December 2025, benefiting from the rising platinum prices [14][16]. - The automotive industry's transition towards hybrid vehicles is expected to increase the demand for platinum, as these vehicles require more platinum for their catalytic converters compared to traditional gasoline vehicles [20][23]. Group 4 - The article discusses the potential for platinum to become an alternative investment to gold, especially as inflation hedges, given its recent strong market performance [33]. - Investors are advised to adopt a cautious strategy when investing in platinum, focusing on physical platinum bars or ETFs, especially during price corrections [33][35]. - The development of new technologies aimed at reducing platinum usage in fuel cells could pose future risks to platinum prices, necessitating careful risk management by investors [34].

Core Viewpoint - Platinum has experienced a significant price surge, outperforming gold and silver, driven by supply-demand imbalances and heightened investment interest [3][6][29]. Group 1: Price Surge and Market Dynamics - As of July 18, platinum prices exceeded $1480.00 per ounce, marking a year-to-date increase of over 57%, making it the best-performing asset class globally [3]. - The surge in platinum prices is attributed to a decline in supply, particularly from South Africa, the largest platinum producer, due to seasonal mining challenges [6][9]. - Demand for platinum is rising, especially in the automotive sector, where it accounts for over 48% of total demand, primarily for catalytic converters [7][14]. Group 2: Impact on Companies - Companies like Mingpai Jewelry, a leading platinum jewelry manufacturer, have seen stock prices soar, with a reported increase of over 21% in late May [9]. - Haotong Technology, a recycling leader, reported a 129.46% year-on-year revenue growth in Q1, benefiting from the rising platinum prices and expanding recovery capacity [11][13]. - The overall market for platinum-related companies is thriving, with significant stock price increases observed in response to the price surge [9][11]. Group 3: Future Demand and Industry Trends - Despite the rise of electric vehicles, the demand for platinum in traditional fuel vehicles remains strong, with projections indicating continued growth in the automotive sector until 2030 [17][19]. - The increasing regulatory standards for emissions are expected to drive up the demand for platinum in catalytic converters, as new vehicles are required to meet stricter pollution controls [24][29]. - The shift towards hybrid vehicles, which require more platinum than traditional fuel vehicles, is also contributing to the growing demand [21][22]. Group 4: Investment Considerations - Investors are increasingly viewing platinum as an alternative to gold, especially in light of its recent performance and the potential for continued price increases due to supply constraints [30][31]. - Investment strategies should focus on physical platinum or ETFs, with a recommendation for a cautious approach to avoid high-leverage investments [31][32]. - The development of new technologies aimed at reducing platinum usage in fuel cells poses a potential risk to future demand, necessitating careful monitoring by investors [33].

Core Viewpoint - Platinum has experienced a significant price surge, outperforming gold and silver, driven by supply-demand imbalances and heightened investment interest [2][5][32]. Group 1: Price Surge and Market Dynamics - As of July 18, platinum prices exceeded $1480.00 per ounce, marking a year-to-date increase of over 57%, making it the best-performing asset class globally [2][4]. - The surge in platinum prices has led to increased consumer interest, with many jewelers transitioning from gold to platinum offerings, particularly in major markets like Shenzhen [4][11]. - The price increase is attributed to a decline in platinum production, particularly from South Africa, the largest producer, due to seasonal mining challenges, while demand continues to rise [6][10]. Group 2: Industrial Demand and Applications - Platinum is not only a jewelry material but also a critical industrial metal, with over 48% of its total demand coming from the automotive catalytic converter sector [7][10]. - The automotive industry remains a significant driver of platinum demand, with expectations of structural shortages in the platinum market as industrial applications expand [10][22]. - Despite the rise of electric vehicles, traditional fuel vehicles continue to see growth, maintaining a robust demand for platinum in catalytic converters [21][22]. Group 3: Company Performance and Investment Opportunities - Companies like Mingpai Jewelry and Haotong Technology have seen substantial stock price increases due to the platinum price surge, with Haotong's revenue growing by 129.46% year-on-year in Q1 [11][14]. - Haotong Technology's recovery capacity is projected to increase from 6000 tons/year to 18000 tons/year by December 2025, positioning it well to benefit from rising platinum prices [14][16]. - The investment landscape for platinum is evolving, with a notable increase in demand for investment-grade platinum bars, which surged by 140% year-on-year in Q1 [33][36]. Group 4: Future Outlook and Investment Strategies - Analysts suggest that platinum's market performance may continue to shine due to tightening supply and increasing industrial demand, particularly in light of stricter emissions regulations [32][29]. - Investors are advised to adopt a cautious approach, focusing on physical platinum or ETFs, especially given the potential for price volatility [36][38]. - The development of new technologies aimed at reducing platinum usage in fuel cells could pose future risks to platinum prices, necessitating careful monitoring by investors [39][40].