股市重挫 美元下跌 避险需求支撐黃金持续反弹
关键字：美元下跌、黄金反弹
黄金期货周四上涨。美国股市重挫，美元下跌，促使投资人买进黄金避险。
纽约12月黄金上涨27.50美元，或2%，收于每盎司1360.90美元，于触及1320美元低点后，反弹上扬。
在华尔街，股市，债市与美元均大幅下跌，引进了黄金的避险需求。
美国今日公布上周初次申请失业金人数大幅减少，增加了联准会(Fed)于今年稍后缩减购债的展望，为贵金属市场带来压力，但并未能阻止其强势。
白银期货亦大幅上扬，9月白银大涨1.14美元，或5.2%，收于每盎司22.93美元。
分析师说，埃及情势恶化及美国股市下跌，都对贵金属市场产生了影响。此外，近来的申报数据显示，西方投机客于今年春季卖出黄金，全都运到了中国与亚洲其他地方，使得现货市场极度吃紧。亚洲市场仍有买盘，若西方交易员亦买进黄金，则黄金市场将更为吃紧。
周三，黄金期货上涨12.90美元，或1%。
周三，埃及暴力冲突蔓延，造成至少525人死亡，逾3700人受伤。欧巴马总统谴责这项暴力行为，并呼吁埃及临时政府取消紧急状态。
周四公布的部份数据，使得黄金于早场下跌。
8月10日结束的一周，美国初次申请失业金人数减少1.5万人至32万人，创2007年10月以来低点。该数据显示Fed可能提前缩减购债，对黄金属利空。
美国7月消费者物价指数符合预期，亦支撑Fed将于9月开始缩减购债的传言。
世界黄金协会周四公布报告指出，第二季黄金整体需求下降至逾三年低点。最大压力来自ETF的黄金外流。以吨数而言，第二季需求下降12%，以美元计算，需求下降23%。但珠宝需求仍强劲，以吨数而言，上升37%。
10月白金上涨27.10美元，或1.8%，收于每盎司1532.30美元。
9月钯金上涨16.50美元，或2.2%，至每盎司756.85美元。
9月铜收盘持平，报每磅3.34美元。
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