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Paulson称看多黄金且NovaGold将收购Donlin项目40%权益
Paulson看多黄金主要是观点评论，不是公司级可量化交易催化。
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Hedge fund titan Paulson says gold in early stages of long-term bull market
Hedge fund manager John Paulson said Wednesday he believes gold is in the early stages of a long-term rally. "We're in…
不做 NovaGold Resources（NG.US）
Donlin 40%权益交易未披露对价、融资和交割条件，金价观点又属宏观背景，无法形成干净同向交易。
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关键理由
- Paulson看多黄金主要是观点评论，不是公司级可量化交易催化。
- NovaGold拟收购Paulson Advisers持有的Donlin Gold项目40%权益，理论上提高项目经济权益，但正文未披露交易对价、融资方式、稀释或交割条件。
- 金价上涨至4146.90美元/盎司、银价60.019美元/盎司属于大宗商品背景，不能直接证明NG短线股权价值新增幅度。
主要风险
- 若收购对价、融资结构或Donlin项目开发路径不利，增持项目权益可能伴随摊薄和长期资本开支压力。
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Hedge fund manager John Paulson said Wednesday he believes gold is in the early stages of a long-term rally.
"We're in the beginnings or the early stages of a long-term bull market for gold," Paulson said on CNBC's The Exchange. "As people lose faith in paper currencies, gold as an alternative will continue to grow."
Demand for bullion continues to broaden, led by central banks that have been adding to their reserves alongside growing private sector interest.
"Gold is becoming the most apt reserve currency in the world, replacing fiat currencies," Paulson said. "The demand from central banks, for instance, has continued to grow, as has the private sector."
The billionaire investor also said investors stand to benefit more from owning gold miners than bullion itself, particularly companies with large undeveloped reserves.
Paulson's comments came as NovaGold Resources (NG), where he serves as co-chairman, said it would acquire Paulson Advisers’ 40% stake in the Donlin Gold project in Alaska.
Gold futures rallied for a second straight day of dip-buying Wednesday, supported by a softer U.S. dollar and technical buying as investors closely watched developments in the Middle East.
"Gold exploded higher, punching above $4,140 as a weaker dollar and dip buyers injected fresh inspiration into bulls," FXTM senior research analyst Lukman Otunuga said in a note, although "the underlying bearish fundamentals may cap upside gains, especially with oil prices up."
High oil prices due to Middle East supply disruptions have weighed on gold prices as they raised expectations of higher-for-longer interest rates, which tend to diminish the appeal of non-yielding gold.
This week's rebound "appears driven more by fresh buying interest following a period of consolidation rather than a material shift in the geopolitical or macroeconomic backdrop," ING analysts wrote. "While tensions in the Middle East remain supportive for precious metals, markets are weighing softer U.S. economic data against the inflationary risks from higher energy costs."
Front-month Comex gold (XAUUSD:CUR) for July delivery jumped 1.8%, its strongest gain since June 15, to $4,146.90/oz, and front-month Comex July silver (XAGUSD:CUR) climbed 2% to $60.019/oz for its fourth consecutive daily gain.
ETFs: (GLD), (GDX), (GDXJ), (IAU), (NUGT), (PHYS), (GLDM), (AAAU), (SGOL), (DUST), (RING), (BAR), (OUNZ), (SGDM), (SGDJ), (SLV), (PSLV), (SIVR), (SIL), (SILJ)
"We're in the beginnings or the early stages of a long-term bull market for gold," Paulson said on CNBC's The Exchange. "As people lose faith in paper currencies, gold as an alternative will continue to grow."
Demand for bullion continues to broaden, led by central banks that have been adding to their reserves alongside growing private sector interest.
"Gold is becoming the most apt reserve currency in the world, replacing fiat currencies," Paulson said. "The demand from central banks, for instance, has continued to grow, as has the private sector."
The billionaire investor also said investors stand to benefit more from owning gold miners than bullion itself, particularly companies with large undeveloped reserves.
Paulson's comments came as NovaGold Resources (NG), where he serves as co-chairman, said it would acquire Paulson Advisers’ 40% stake in the Donlin Gold project in Alaska.
Gold futures rallied for a second straight day of dip-buying Wednesday, supported by a softer U.S. dollar and technical buying as investors closely watched developments in the Middle East.
"Gold exploded higher, punching above $4,140 as a weaker dollar and dip buyers injected fresh inspiration into bulls," FXTM senior research analyst Lukman Otunuga said in a note, although "the underlying bearish fundamentals may cap upside gains, especially with oil prices up."
High oil prices due to Middle East supply disruptions have weighed on gold prices as they raised expectations of higher-for-longer interest rates, which tend to diminish the appeal of non-yielding gold.
This week's rebound "appears driven more by fresh buying interest following a period of consolidation rather than a material shift in the geopolitical or macroeconomic backdrop," ING analysts wrote. "While tensions in the Middle East remain supportive for precious metals, markets are weighing softer U.S. economic data against the inflationary risks from higher energy costs."
Front-month Comex gold (XAUUSD:CUR) for July delivery jumped 1.8%, its strongest gain since June 15, to $4,146.90/oz, and front-month Comex July silver (XAGUSD:CUR) climbed 2% to $60.019/oz for its fourth consecutive daily gain.
ETFs: (GLD), (GDX), (GDXJ), (IAU), (NUGT), (PHYS), (GLDM), (AAAU), (SGOL), (DUST), (RING), (BAR), (OUNZ), (SGDM), (SGDJ), (SLV), (PSLV), (SIVR), (SIL), (SILJ)
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