Eric hasn't an ounce of common sense.
埃里克一点常识都没有。
There's not one ounce of truth in Mary's story.
玛丽所说的一点都不真实。
Tom expended every ounce of energy but couldn't make it.
汤姆竭尽全力却无济于事。
She poured a single ounce of whiskey into the glass.
她在玻璃杯里倒了一盎司威士忌。
The baby weighed in at just over eight
ounces at birth.
这个婴儿出生时体重略超过八盎司。
I need to measure out two
ounces of flour for this recipe.
我需要为这个食谱量出两盎司面粉。
The gold bar was valued at several thousand dollars per ounce.
这根金条每盎司价值数千美元。
The medicine comes in small bottles containing one ounce each.
这种药装在每瓶含有一盎司的小瓶子里。
He drank an ounce of water every ten minutes during the marathon.
他在马拉松比赛中每隔十分钟喝一盎司水。
The price of silver has been fluctuating around $20 per ounce recently.
银价最近一直在每盎司20美元左右波动。
The bartender measured out a jigger of gin, equivalent to one and a half
ounces.
酒吧调酒师量出了一杯杜松子酒，相当于一又二分之一盎司。
The chocolate bar is divided into one-ounce segments for easy portion control.
这块巧克力被分成了每个一盎司的部分，便于控制份量。
In the US, a pint is equivalent to sixteen
ounces.
在美国，一品脱等于16盎司。
Its total copper and gold production jumped 27 percent and 56 percent to 192,510 tons and 70,120 ounces, respectively, in the third quarter this year.
China's gold reserves amounted to 61.94 million ounces last month, up 330,000 ounces from a month earlier.
The portion of the Veladero Mine Shandong Mining bought is expected to produce as much as 830,000 ounces of gold this year.
Shandong Gold Mining, which is listed in Shanghai with a market value of almost $10 billion, produced 1.2 million ounces of gold in 2016.
While some believed that such a spike spurred by market anxiety may be short-lived, both spot and futures prices of gold surpassed $2,150 per ounce on Dec 11 to hit new highs.
Spot gold crossed $2,100 per ounce to hit a record high in early Asian trade on Monday, though it dropped to $2,041 on Tuesday.
Benchmark COMEX gold futures surpassed $2,150 per ounce, touching a record high on Monday, but fell to $2,060 at its highest a day later.
Spot gold surged to a record, crossing $2,100 per ounce in early Asian trading on Monday, and experts predicted further fresh highs as the global rush for bullion may continue on growing expectations for US rate cuts early next year.
The benchmark COMEX gold futures surpassed $2,150 per ounce, a daily increase of over 3 percent.
Meanwhile, China's gold reserves rose to 67.95 million ounces at the end of June, up from 67.27 million ounces a month earlier, marking the eighth consecutive month of rise, according to SAFE.
While trimming holdings in US debt, China has increased holdings in gold with the country's official reserves of the yellow metal standing at 65.92 million ounces as of the end of February, up from 65.12 million ounces in January, said the People's Bank of China, the country's central bank.
The benchmark LBMA (London Bullion Market Association) pm auction gold price averaged $1,976 per ounce during the second quarter, a record high, according to the WGC.
Data from the People's Bank of China show that China has increased its gold reserves for six consecutive months, with the central bank's gold reserves reaching 66.76 million ounces by the end of April, an increase of 260,000 ounces compared to the end of March.
Spot gold prices rose 0.38 percent to $1,837.95 per ounce in New York in early Monday trade, and reached a high of $1,840.10 per ounce during the day.
"Gold prices soared above $2,000 per ounce in the second quarter, which to some extent has changed consumer behavior.
黄金价格在第二季度飙升至每盎司2000美元以上，这在一定程度上改变了消费者行为。
The average gold price during the first three quarters reached $1,735 per ounce, up 27.27 percent year-on-year, according to the association.
根据该协会的数据，前三个季度黄金平均价格达到每盎司1,735美元，同比上涨了27.27%。
Gold prices hit $1,944.68 per ounce on July 27, breaking the previous record of $1,921.15 seen in September 2011.
TMAC President and CEO Jason Neal said Shandong Gold, which produced 40.12 metric tons, or 1.29 million ounces of mined gold in 2019, has the financial strength, technical capability and long-term vision to maximize the value of the Hope Bay camp.
China's gold reserves stood at 62.64 million ounces at the end of June, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said Tuesday.
China's gold reserves stood at 62.64 million ounces at the end of May, central bank data showed Sunday.
Gold, another safe haven, rose 90 cents, or 0.03 percent, to $1672.90 an ounce.
During the 10 months from December 2018 to September this year, China's total holdings of gold rose to 62.64 million ounces (about 1,948 metric tons), according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
The gold spot price hit $1,488.71 per ounce on Thursday, the latest data from online database Gold-price showed.
"China saw its gold reserves up for a fourth straight month in March, with gold reserves increasing to 60.62 million ounces by the end of March, a slight rise from February, according to the People's Bank of China.
"International gold prices, which were at $1,302.70 per ounce at the beginning of this year, dropped toward the end of April and closed the first half at $1,253.20 per ounce.
Meanwhile, China's official gold reserves reached 71.87 million ounces at the end of December, up from 71.58 million ounces a month earlier.
In 2023, the country's gold reserves were up by 7.23 million ounces, the biggest increase since 2015, according to the administration.
Meanwhile, China's official gold reserves reached 71.87 million ounces at the end of December, up from 71.58 million ounces a month earlier, marking the 14th consecutive month of increase, according to SAFE.
For the full year of 2023, the country's foreign exchange reserves rose by $110.29 billion while gold reserves were up by 7.23 million ounces.
During the same period, China's gold reserves have continued to rise, reaching 70.46 million ounces at the end of September, more than doubling from the level at the end of 2013.
During the same period, China's gold reserves have continued to rise, reaching 70.46 million ounces at the end of September, more than double the size of its gold reserves at the end of 2013.
Meanwhile, China's official gold reserves reached 71.58 million ounces at the end of November, up from 71.2 million ounces a month earlier, marking the 13th consecutive month of increases, according to SAFE.
Meanwhile, China's official gold reserves reached 71.2 million ounces at the end of October, up from 70.46 million ounces a month earlier, marking the 12th consecutive month of increases, SAFE said.
During the past year through October, China added 8.56 million ounces in gold reserves, bringing the country's official gold reserves to a new record high, data compiled by market tracker Wind Info showed.
On Sept 14, the single-day price difference reached a historic high of $121 per ounce.
The benchmark LBMA (London Bullion Market Association) pm auction gold price averaged $1,928.5 per ounce.
Prices of COMEX gold futures in New York opened nearly 1 percent higher on Monday at $1,863.50 per ounce and stayed at about $1,865 in the following trading hours.
Spot gold prices in London also jumped over 1.3 percent to $1,856.95 per ounce shortly after trading began on Monday.
Spot gold prices had fallen to $1,812.95 per ounce last Thursday, the lowest level in seven months.
China's official gold reserves increased by 840,000 ounces from a month earlier to 70.46 million ounces by the end of September, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said on Saturday.
Meanwhile, China's official gold reserves reached 70.46 million ounces at the end of September, up from 69.62 million ounces a month earlier, marking the 11th consecutive month of increase, SAFE said.
From November 2022 to September 2023, China added 7.82 million ounces in gold reserves, bringing the country's official gold reserves to a new record high, data compiled by market tracker Wind Info showed.
China's official gold reserves rose to 69.62 million ounces at the end of August, up from 68.69 million ounces a month earlier, marking the tenth consecutive month of incline, according to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on Thursday.
From November to August, China added 6.98 million ounces in gold reserves, bringing the country's official gold reserves to a new record high, data compiled by market tracker Wind Info showed.
Meanwhile, China's gold reserves rose to 68.69 million ounces at the end of July, up from 67.95 million ounces a month earlier, marking the ninth consecutive month of rise, according to SAFE.
SAFE data also showed China's gold reserves rose to 67.27 million ounces at the end of May, up from 66.76 million ounces a month earlier and marking the seventh consecutive monthly rise.
London spot gold hit a record high of $2,079.37 per ounce on May 4, 14 percent higher than the price at the beginning of this year.
Data from WGC showed that the gold reserve held by the People's Bank of China came in at 66.76 million ounces at the end of April, recording an increase for the sixth consecutive month.
The sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March has resulted in a liquidity crisis and pushed the gold price to top over $2,000 per ounce.
As part of the country's efforts to diversify reserve assets to navigate external uncertainties, China has boosted official gold reserves for six consecutive months, which came in at 66.76 million ounces at the end of April, up by 6.6 percent year-on-year, SAFE data showed.
SAFE data also showed that China's gold reserves rose to 66.76 million ounces at the end of April, up from 66.5 million ounces a month earlier.
According to the WGC, gold price neared record average highs for the quarter at $1,890 per ounce.
For instance, China's gold reserves have risen to 66.5 million ounces at the end of March, equivalent to $131.65 billion and up from 65.92 million ounces in February, marking the fifth consecutive month of increase, according to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
SAFE data also showed that China's gold reserves rose to 66.5 million ounces at the end of March, up from 65.92 million ounces in February, marking the fifth consecutive month of increase.
The spot price of gold once touched $2,010.9 per ounce on Monday, approaching the all-time high of $2,075 per ounce reached in August 2020.
SAFE data showed that China's gold reserves rose to 65.12 million ounces at the end of January, up from 64.64 million ounces in December.
The most active gold contract for April delivery fell $2.5, or 0.13 percent, to close at $1,942.8 per ounce.
Silver for March delivery fell 22.7 cents, or 0.95 percent, to close at 23.609 dollars per ounce.
Platinum for April delivery fell $19.4, or 1.9 percent, to close at $1,001.7 per ounce.
The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, added 970,000 ounces of gold holdings in December, according to the bank's latest data on Saturday.
Its total gold reserves stand at 64.64 million ounces after the latest purchases.
Analysts from CITIC Securities believe the yellow metal is likely to maintain its upward momentum and may break the previous record of $2,075.14 per ounce seen in August 2020.
- China's gold reserves rose to 63.67 million ounces at the end of November 2022, compared with 62.64 million ounces at the end of October this year, data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange showed Wednesday.
The international gold price has fallen for five consecutive weeks since June, hitting a new 10-month low, with the lowest at $1,698.80 per ounce on July 15.
The closing price saw a slight increase to $1,712.20 per ounce on Tuesday, said the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Tuesday's data also showed China's gold reserves remained flat at 62.64 million ounces, valuing $115.18 billion.
The international gold price closed at $1,942.15 per ounce at the end of March, up 8.3 percent from that at the end of 2021, the report said.
- China's gold reserves stood at 62.64 million ounces at the end of April, unchanged from that at the end of March, central bank data showed Saturday.
- China's gold reserves stood at 62.64 million ounces at the end of March, unchanged from that at the end of February, central bank data showed Thursday.
Flirting with $1,950 per ounce, gold is advancing toward the $2,000 threshold.
- China's gold reserves stood at 62.64 million ounces at the end of May, unchanged from that at the end of April, central bank data showed.
Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence, said gold prices would have stood above $2,000 an ounce if there was no Bitcoin trading.
The rising real interest rate indicates that the gold prices are likely to drop to $1,600 per ounce by the end of the year.
The most active gold contract for December delivery fell $20.6, or 1.05 percent, to close at $1,949.9 per ounce.
Silver for December delivery fell 37.6 cents, or 1.37 percent, to close at 27.1 dollars per ounce.
Platinum for October delivery fell $42.6, or 4.38 percent, to close at $930.9 per ounce.
The most active gold contract for December delivery fell $16.1, or 0.83 percent, to close at $1,923.1 per ounce.
Silver for September delivery fell 33.4 cents, or 1.26 percent, to close at $26.273 per ounce.
Platinum for October delivery rose $9.5, or 1.03 percent, to close at $934 per ounce.
COMEX Gold futures, the world's leading benchmark futures contract for gold prices, declined by 5.78 percent to $1,921.8 per ounce on Tuesday, the biggest single-day decline since June 2013.
The fall comes five days after the gauge hit a historic high of $2,089.2 per ounce.
Spot gold prices fell by 5.7 percent to $1,911.89 an ounce in New York on Tuesday, which was also the biggest single-day drop in over seven years.
But Widmer also pointed out that the gold rally has only hit a pause and the bank's $3,000 an ounce 18-month target remains unchanged.
The price of gold tumbled 4.7 percent to $1,932.28 on Tuesday after a multi-week rally and crossed $2,000 per ounce to a record high.
On Monday, gold price reaches $1,944.68 per ounce, breaking previous high of $1,921.15 in September 2011.
Gold hit $1,944.68 per ounce earlier on Monday, breaking its previous record high of $1,921.15 in September of 2011, and breaking the previous record of $1,921.15 per ounce set in September 2011.
Analysts at UBS expect gold prices to touch $2,000 per ounce before the end of the year, driven higher by low US interest rates, a weaker dollar, coronavirus concerns and tension between the United States and China.
Spot gold prices are already above $1,900 per ounce, while Bloomberg consensus, the collection of price forecasts made by sell-side analysts, are less optimistic, calling for $1,790 and $1,800 in the third quarter and the fourth quarter, and $1,759 in 2021.
Global gold price averaged $1,395.6 per ounce in 2019, up 9.84 percent compared with the previous year.
In 2019, the central bank increased its holdings of gold by 2.7 million ounces, to 62.64 million ounces by the end of December, a level that was unchanged from October.
The price of gold almost hit the six-year high-test level to $1,600 per ounce, up by about 2.4 percent this week, because of elevated geopolitical risks across the heart of the Middle East.
A major contract for the Gold Comex in Asia saw its price exceed $1,590.9 per ounce on Monday morning, a record since March 2013.
On Friday, the price of physical gold hit $1,478 per ounce.
Geopolitical tensions, worries over a slowdown in global economic growth, lower interest rates and negative yields in debt sparked a safe-haven rally in gold as prices of the metal soared to a level around $1,500 per ounce in that quarter, said a report on Gold Demand Trends Q3 2019 published by the World Gold Council.
The holdings rose to 62.64 million ounces last month from 62.45 million in August.
Gold reserves stood at 62.26 million ounces in July, up 320,000 ounces month on month, data from the People's Bank of China (PBOC) showed.
Meanwhile, China's gold reserves rose for a seventh straight month in June to stand at 61.94 million ounces, up 330,000 ounces from May, according to a statement from the People's Bank of China.
The country's gold reserves amounted to 60.62 million ounces by the end of last month, a slight rise from February, according to the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
The People's Bank of China, the central bank, also joined several central banks last month in accelerating gold buying, which hit its highest level in a year, by value, at $79.32 billion, or 59.94 million troy ounces in terms of volume, according to official data.
According to the People's Bank of China, China's gold reserves at the end of January remained at 59.94 million ounces, with a value of $79.32 billion.