金价

汉英

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1.
(=黄金价格), gold price; gold rate; price of gold

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1.
The environment does seem to have changed to a more gold-positive one, on the back of S&P threatening to downgrade the U. S. credit rating.
在标准普尔扬言可能调降美国债信评等的背景下，大环境似乎已变为对金价较为有利。
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2.
A rising price of gold, like that of anything else, can reflect an increase in demand as well as a depreciation of its unit of account.
像其他任何东西一样，金价的上涨反映了需求的增加以及计价单位的贬值。
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3.
Rising lease rates prefigured the last big move in gold back in the spring of 2007 just as the two Bear Stearns hedge funds were blowing up.
早在2007年春，不断上升的黄金租赁价格就曾预示过上次金价的飙升。当时正值贝尔斯登（BearStearns）旗下两只对冲基金破产。
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4.
One of the unsavory sides of gold's price surge has been a matching surge in crimes associated with the metal.
金价大涨带来的一个负面问题是与黄金相关的犯罪活动迅速增加。
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5.
But when America last snapped out of a long, frightening economic funk three decades ago, the metal lost half its value in two years.
不过想想30年前吧，当时的美国从上一次旷日持久且令人恐慌的经济困局中突然走出，金价在两年的时间里下跌了一半。
chinese.wsj.com
6.
More directly pertinent to the gold price is the rising premium in Tokyo for gold bars now up to $2, whereas there is usually no premium.
与金价更加相关的是东京金条不断上涨的保险费，现在已经达到了2美金，而以前通常是没有的。
article.yeeyan.org
7.
The dollar's losses also came in tandem with declines in gold, which is often used as hedge against high-risk events.
今日美元同金价也同步走软，金价通常被投资人作为高风险的对冲资产。
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8.
"This clearly shows that demand for gold and gold pricing might be another driver -- and a major driver -- of deforestation, " Pan said.
Pan说：“很明显，对黄金的需求金价也许是另一个驱动者，是水土流失的主要驱动者。”
article.yeeyan.org
9.
Regent said the long-term trend for gold should be positive because of strong investment demand and increased jewelry buying.
他称，金价长期趋势为正面，原因是投资需求强劲，以及珠宝首饰买盘增长。
cn.reuters.com
10.
But since the early 1990s, a steady flow of unco-ordinated sales from central banks contributed to a relentless drop in gold prices.
但从上世纪90年代初开始，各国央行不约而同地稳步抛售黄金，造成了金价的不断下跌。
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