According to the latest quotation on September 13th from Jintou.com, the quotations of a number of gold jewelry stores such as Chow Tai Fook, Lao Feng Xiang, and Lao Miao Gold have risen, and the latest quotation is around 760 yuan/gram, setting a historical high.

Among them, Chow Sang Sang's quotation reached 761 yuan/gram, and the increase or decrease was the highest in nearly 1 month.

On September 13th, the price of Chow Sang Sang's pure gold jewelry was 761 yuan/gram.

The reporter visited and learned that offline stores such as Changsha China Gold and Chow Tai Fook have adjusted their prices synchronously, and various shopping malls and brands have carried out corresponding reduction activities. Chow Tai Fook store said that although the quotation today is 758 yuan/gram, there is currently a 20 yuan reduction per gram activity.

"Yesterday 746 yuan/gram, today 758 yuan/gram, 1 day increase of 12 yuan/gram!" A salesperson of a China Gold store in Changsha introduced that the store has now started the Mid-Autumn Festival event, and you can enjoy a discount of 100 yuan per gram.

On the morning of September 13, a China Gold store in a shopping mall in Changsha showed that the price of pure gold was 758 yuan per gram.

"I bought Chow Tai Fook's gold beans on June 11. This was bought according to investment funds. At that time, it was 623 yuan per gram. Today's investment gold price is 665 yuan, and it has increased by 42 yuan per gram in three months." Ms. Liu from Changsha recalled.

The reporter learned that on September 12, Eastern Time, the price of gold rose sharply. Wind data showed that COMEX gold futures were at $2,596.3 per ounce during the session, a record high.

As of press time, the gold ETF (518880) once rose 1.72% during the session to 5.626, a record high.

Gold concept stocks rose significantly, Pengxin Resources bid up the limit, Xiaocheng Technology rose 6.58%, Laisen Tongling, Chifeng Gold, Zijin Mining, Shandong Gold, CICC Gold and other gold stocks rose by more than 3.80%.

The market generally believes that the rise in gold prices is driven by rising expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.