最新报道:China is expanding its global gold market influence by inviting foreign central banks to store reserves within its borders through the Shanghai Gold Exchange. At least one Southeast Asian nation has shown interest in the proposal, which aims to reduce reliance on Western financial hubs. The push coincides with gold's record rally, with spot prices hitting $3,784.74 per ounce amid strong central bank demand. While China faces competition from established centers like London, its domestic gold market remains the world's largest for jewelry and physical bars.