世界黄金协会15日在香港发布《黄金需求趋势报告》，结果显示，2012年第三季黄金需求总量按年下跌11%至1084.6吨。其中，中国在金饰和投资需求方面普遍下降，协会料随着中国和印度的经济见底回升，黄金需求或重拾升势。
Hong Kong (CNS) -- Gold demand in China is expected to gain momentum for a mild rebound in the fourth quarter, according to the World Gold Council (WGC) on Thursday.
Statistics released by the WGC showed that global gold demand fell by 11 percent to 1,084.6 tons in the third quarter.
Both investment and jewelry demand in China's gold market witnessed a downward trend in the July-September period.
Leadership transitions in China and the U.S. amid the faltering recovery of the global economy were among the reasons behind declining gold consumption and investment, said Zheng Lianghao, the council's Far East regional manager.
Zheng pointed out that there have been signs of a rebound in gold investment and demand in China as the country's economic data gained traction in October.
Demand is expected to pick up in the fourth quarter as the traditional gift-giving season approaches, Zheng added.
世界黄金协会15日在香港发布《黄金需求趋势报告》，结果显示，2012年第三季黄金需求总量按年下跌11%至1084.6吨。其中，中国在金饰和投资需求方面普遍下降，协会料随着中国和印度的经济见底回升，黄金需求或重拾升势。
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