China Gold Jewelry to Halt Precious Metal Repurchases on Non-Trading Days
Zhongjin Jewelry has announced that it will cease its precious metal repurchase services on non-trading days at the Shanghai Gold Exchange, with this policy taking effect from February 7, 2026. This decision reflects the company's ongoing strategy to align its operations more closely with market trading dynamics.
The halt in repurchase activities on non-trading days could have significant implications for gold liquidity and pricing on the market. By limiting repurchase services, Zhongjin Jewelry aims to streamline its resources and perhaps respond to shifting demand patterns in the jewelry sector.
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