Shenzhen Gold Market Retail Sales Halved as U.S. Inflation Data Triggers Price Selloff on May 19

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According to Jin10 Data, on May 19, retail gold and silver sales at Shenzhen's Shuibei jewelry market fell sharply amid a price selloff triggered by U.S. inflation data exceeding expectations and renewed speculation about Federal Reserve rate hikes. A store manager reported year-on-year sales declined by approximately 50%, with silver experiencing a "cliff-like drop" as investment customers largely retreated from the market. In contrast, the precious metals processing sector saw significant growth, with customers shifting from frequent buying and selling to consolidating holdings for long-term ownership.
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