Gold surpasses $4,300! Gold mining ETFs, gold ETFs, gold ETFs, and Shanghai Gold ETFs rise.

In early Asian trading today, spot gold broke above the $4,300 per ounce mark for the first time since June 18, gaining over $250 this week and rising more than 1% intraday. Overnight, gold prices surged dramatically, climbing over $200 from the session low at one point, and ultimately closing up 4.16% at $4,247.02 per ounce—the largest single-day gain since early February. Among ETFs, Ping An Gold Equity ETF, Huaxia Gold Equity ETF, Huaan Gold Equity ETF, E Fund Gold Equity ETF, and ICBC Gold Equity ETF all rose more than 3%; Tianhong Gold ETF, Cathay Gold ETF, and Harvest Gold ETF also advanced.

Gelonghui FinanceAug 6 09:54

RYOEX: Gold price pullback presents a high-quality entry opportunity.

Recently, international gold prices have continued to weaken, erasing all gains for the year 2026. Market risk aversion and shifting interest rate expectations have jointly driven this price movement. RYOEX is closely monitoring this wave of gold price corrections, combining institutional perspectives with fundamental market analysis to interpret the subsequent investment value of gold. RYOEX believes that this decline in gold prices does not represent a trend reversal but rather a temporary pullback, which has instead opened up an excellent entry window for investors. The long-term core supporting logic for gold remains unchanged. Barclays has also provided a similar assessment, noting that after this adjustment, gold prices now present a favorable positioning value. Non-interest-bearing gold assets hold considerable long-term

Sina FinanceMar 27 17:31

Why isn't the saying 'When the cannons roar, gold flows' working this time? Why is gold falling? Latest analysis from institutions.

Since the conflict between the United States and Iran, this statement seems to have become ineffective.

China SecuritiesMar 22 11:08

To hedge against the risk of global asset volatility, fund investment advisors have urgently adjusted their portfolios, reducing holdings in two types of assets.

① Recently, volatility in global financial markets has intensified, prompting several fund advisory portfolios to make emergency adjustments. Some advisory portfolios have slightly reduced their gold holdings; ② others have marginally cut positions in Hong Kong stocks. Certain advisory portfolios have adopted a more restrained approach to rebalancing, merely optimizing fund types and increasing allocations to products with stronger rotation capabilities.

cls.cnMar 5 18:45

ETF Market Review | Gold price surpasses $5,100, Gold Stock ETF and Gold Stock ETF Fund surge by 8%

Gelonghui, January 26 | The A-share market experienced a collective adjustment today. By the close of trading, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.09%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped by 0.85%, the ChiNext Index declined by 0.91%, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index decreased by 1.45%. The total trading volume of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets reached 3.2806 trillion yuan, an increase of 162.5 billion yuan compared to the previous day, with more than 3,700 stocks ending in negative territory. In terms of sector performance, industries such as gold, non-ferrous metals, animal vaccines, insurance, oil and gas extraction and services, chemical products, and pork production saw significant gains. Conversely, sectors including commercial aerospace, large aircraft, military equipment, lithography machines, semiconductors, robotics, quantum technology, and AI smartphone-related concepts experienced notable declines. Regarding ETFs, the Guo...

Gelonghui FinanceJan 26 15:13

Trump stated that he does not want to 'resort to force' to seize Greenland.

Cailian Press, January 21 (Editor: Shi Zhengzhi) On Wednesday evening Beijing time, U.S. President Trump delivered a speech at the Davos Forum, during which he made a somewhat circuitous statement regarding Greenland. On the stage of the Davos forum, after reviewing various actions from the past year (it was the one-year anniversary of his second term yesterday), Trump predictably reiterated his claim to Greenland. The U.S. President first stated that he has “great respect for the people of Greenland and the people of Denmark,” but “only the United States can ensure the security of Greenland.” He further claimed that the U.S. should have taken control of Greenland after World War II and remarked

cls.cnJan 21 23:20