International gold prices rebounded after a pullback. According to Wind data, on September 3, the spot price of gold in London rose again to 4,400 US dollars/ounce. As of 15:52 Beijing time on the same day, it was 4426.96 US dollars/ounce, up 0.91%. On the previous trading day, the price of gold fell below 4,300 US dollars/ounce intraday, then quickly recovered its losses. According to the news, according to Xinhua News Agency, the US Federal Reserve's national economic situation survey report released on September 2 shows that from the beginning of July to August 24, US economic activity generally maintained mild to moderate growth, but factors such as rising energy prices, policy changes, and international conflicts brought about greater uncertainty. After the report was issued, market concerns about the Federal Reserve's further tightening of monetary policy abated. Regarding the future trend of gold prices, the agency believes that in the short term, international gold prices will still fluctuate repeatedly around US economic data and Federal Reserve policy expectations, and data such as non-farm payrolls and inflation will determine the extent of gold price adjustments; in the medium to long term, US fiscal pressure, global central bank purchases, and the return of gold ETF funds will still support the value of gold allocation.

International gold prices rebounded after a pullback. According to Wind data, on September 3, the spot price of gold in London rose again to 4,400 US dollars/ounce. As of 15:52 Beijing time on the same day, it was 4426.96 US dollars/ounce, up 0.91%. On the previous trading day, the price of gold fell below 4,300 US dollars/ounce intraday, then quickly recovered its losses. According to the news, according to Xinhua News Agency, the US Federal Reserve's national economic situation survey report released on September 2 shows that from the beginning of July to August 24, US economic activity generally maintained mild to moderate growth, but factors such as rising energy prices, policy changes, and international conflicts brought about greater uncertainty. After the report was issued, market concerns about the Federal Reserve's further tightening of monetary policy abated. Regarding the future trend of gold prices, the agency believes that in the short term, international gold prices will still fluctuate repeatedly around US economic data and Federal Reserve policy expectations, and data such as non-farm payrolls and inflation will determine the extent of gold price adjustments; in the medium to long term, US fiscal pressure, global central bank purchases, and the return of gold ETF funds will still support the value of gold allocation.