中国大妈实物黄金消费年增41.36%
关键字：实物黄金、中国黄金
「中国大妈」没有让全球失望。中国黄金协会统计数据显示，2013年中国大陆黄金消费量首次突破1,000吨，达到1,176.40吨、年增41.36%。
虽然世界黄金协会的数据发布可能还要等到下周，但没有意外的话，2014年中国大陆将取代印度，成为世界黄金消费第一大国。
上证报报导，中国黄金协会10日发布数据显示，2013年中国大陆首饰用金716. 50吨、年增42.52%；金条用金375.73吨、年增56.57%；金币用金25.03吨、年减1.07%；工业用金48.74吨、年减0.23%；其他用金10.40吨、年减32.03%。
中国黄金需求强劲，增长主要来自于首饰和金条消费。2013年第二季，当国际金价由1,600美元暴跌至1,400美元时，「中国大妈」逆市抢金，现货金市门庭若市，一度引发黄金实物库存不足。第四季亦为传统购金旺季，「中国大妈」再掀购金潮，从而拉高了全年消费量。
「中国大妈」逆市出手与世界潮流相悖。世界黄金协会的报告显示，2013年第三季全球总体黄金需求为869吨、年减21%。西方投资者2013年大量抛售黄金交易所交易基金(ETF)，导致该基金的黄金持仓量在去年下降880吨。
印度与中国大陆一样酷爱黄金消费，但2013年印度这个曾经的世界第一黄金消费国却疲态尽显。去年第三季印度黄金消费需求年减32%。个中原因主要是印度政府为了减少经常帐户赤字，将金条的进口关税从2%提高到5%，同时将精炼黄金的进口关税从4%提高到了6%。有数据显示，印度的黄金消费2013年仅增长5%至987.2吨。
然而，「中国大妈」仍得为盲目抢购买单。去年国际金价从开盘时1,676美元降至1,196美元，全年降幅达到28.63%，创下30多年来最糟糕的表现。1,400美元抢金的「中国大妈」损失惨重。
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