On July 13, international gold prices continued to fall. As of 18:30 on the 13th, New York gold futures were reported at 4075.3 US dollars/ounce, down 1.35% from the previous trading day; London spot gold was reported at 4064.8 US dollars/ounce, with an intraday decline of 1.87%. In response to this round of gold price adjustments, Qu Rui, senior deputy director of Dongfang Jincheng's research and development department, said that the international gold price fell below the 4,100 US dollars/ounce integer mark in the intraday market, which was mainly affected by factors such as the escalation of the geographical situation boosting inflation expectations and cooling risk aversion in the market before the release of important US economic data. Looking ahead to the future market, the industry generally believes that the short-term international gold price trend will still revolve around the US CPI data for June and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy expectations, and that the performance of inflation data will be a key variable affecting the direction of gold prices. Meanwhile, geographical factors such as the situation in the Middle East will still disrupt market sentiment, but their impact on gold prices is weakening, and the focus of market attention is gradually returning to the fundamentals of the US economy.

On July 13, international gold prices continued to fall. As of 18:30 on the 13th, New York gold futures were reported at 4075.3 US dollars/ounce, down 1.35% from the previous trading day; London spot gold was reported at 4064.8 US dollars/ounce, with an intraday decline of 1.87%. In response to this round of gold price adjustments, Qu Rui, senior deputy director of Dongfang Jincheng's research and development department, said that the international gold price fell below the 4,100 US dollars/ounce integer mark in the intraday market, which was mainly affected by factors such as the escalation of the geographical situation boosting inflation expectations and cooling risk aversion in the market before the release of important US economic data. Looking ahead to the future market, the industry generally believes that the short-term international gold price trend will still revolve around the US CPI data for June and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy expectations, and that the performance of inflation data will be a key variable affecting the direction of gold prices. Meanwhile, geographical factors such as the situation in the Middle East will still disrupt market sentiment, but their impact on gold prices is weakening, and the focus of market attention is gradually returning to the fundamentals of the US economy.