Gold and silver trade market opening ceremony on the fifth day of the new year is held as usual

Financial news

Written by: Zhang Weilun

2020-01-27 15:30

As the pneumonia epidemic in Wuhan continued to worsen, some financial exchanges decided to adjust the opening ceremony arrangements for the New Year's Day (29th). The gold and silver industry trading field pointed out that the opening ceremony of the first trading day will be held as scheduled. Only the assessment of the risk of new coronavirus infections in recent days, and the health and safety of guests, the media, and employees in the market as the primary consideration. Control attendance.

Since its establishment in 1910, the gold and silver trade field has kept the first Asian gold price bidding ceremony. For 110 years, except in 1941-1945, except for the outbreak of the Pacific War and the closure of Hong Kong, the rest of the time, it was operated in accordance with the articles of association. Even during the war between the Soviet Union and Afghanistan in 1980, the world's major gold medals all stopped at that time, but the gold and silver trade field relied on sound systems to become the only gold medal in the world that operated normally.

The gold and silver industry trading field has been committed to retaining the traditional market opening ceremony so far. Therefore, the chief will preside over the New Year's Day opening ceremony. After the ceremony, the spot gold market operates as usual, and the electronic trading platform has been operating as usual since the beginning of the year. .

As for the first price of gold, it will be announced on the bullion trade website, and the spot gold closing price will be issued after the market closes on the same day.

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