俄罗斯重返金市 创下6个月内最大买盘
关键词：俄罗斯重返金市
据外媒报道，在两个月的停顿之后，俄罗斯对黄金的需求重新回归。
俄罗斯央行周一(4月20日)在官网上称，截至4月1日，俄罗斯黄金外汇储备增至3980万盎司，合1238吨，而前一个月仅为3880万盎司。一次性购进30吨黄金刷新9月份以来最高纪录。
俄罗斯作为世界第五大黄金持有国，在1月和2月稍作休息之后，重新回归了黄金买盘市场。俄罗斯央行官员Elvira Nabiullina在2月称，俄罗斯在2014年的后9个月购入黄金以使外汇储备多元化并解决有关卢布流动性的问题。
“俄罗斯依旧在买进黄金是很有趣的现象因为它的经济在西方制裁和油价下跌中遭受重创，” Mitsui & Co. Precious Metals Inc.的分析师David Jollie称，“这给黄金市场带去一个利多的信号。”
黄金在伦敦时间下午2点43分下跌0.6%报1196.62美元/盎司。以卢布计价的黄金上个月下跌8%，而以美元计价的黄金下跌2.4%。
国际货币基金组织(IMF) 的数据显示，俄罗斯自2005年以来黄金囤积是原来的三倍之多，创下1993以来最高记录。甚至在与乌克兰危机上受到国际制裁以及油价大跌令卢布重创之时，俄罗斯依然在增加黄金储备。
俄罗斯副总理Arkady Dvorkovich在周一对外媒电视称，俄罗斯在对石油依赖程度下降的同时，第一和第二季度经济有复苏的迹象。
据驻英国世界黄金协会(WGC) 称，黄金储备占到俄罗斯总外汇储备的13%。而世界最大的黄金持有国美国和德国，该比例达到70%。世界黄金协会2月份预测，俄罗斯央行今年将在全球范围内至少再购进400吨黄金。
“俄罗斯继续增持黄金让黄金多头松了一口气，”麦格理集团的分析师Matthew Turner称，“伴随着俄罗斯的经济问题，他们本可以选择走任何一条路。”
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