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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Mar 3, 2022 1:00 PM By Rapaport News
US sanctions Russia, including Alrosa and its CEO. No sanctions on doing business with Alrosa but banking system shut down. Significant supply disruptions expected to impact market. Alrosa is the largest rough producer with 2021 sales of 45.5M cts. for $4B, profits of $834M. Diamond trading robust, but sentiment weakened by economic and geopolitical uncertainty. 1 ct. RAPI +5.6% in Feb. despite concerns that inflation, higher interest rates and Ukraine war will dampen global consumer confidence. Chow Tai Fook signs rough supply deal with Mountain Province. Sarine Technologies 2021 revenue +52% to $62M, profit of $17M. Rapaport to host webinar titled “Politics, Economics, and Diamond Prices: Dealing Diamonds Amid a New World Order” on Monday, March 7, at 12 p.m. EST. Register here.

Fancies: Market robust. Good demand across all sizes. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category and seeing scarcities. 0.30 to 0.99 ct. improving in VS and better clarities. Fancies below 0.30 ct. showing significant gains since Diwali. Supply shortages supporting prices. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative shapes. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Rise in orders for Ovals, Pears, Emeralds, Princesses, long Radiants and Marquises. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Steady demand in China helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Trading steady, but buyers unwilling to pay asking prices. 3X goods selling at low discounts and difficult to find. Some buyers shifting to fancy shapes above 1.50 ct., which offer better prices than rounds in same categories. Focus on better-quality VVS-VS diamonds rather than SIs. Slight fall in large-stone, big-ticket items. Very few inventory purchases. A lot of memo orders, which are turning into invoiced sales.

Belgium: Rough dealers concerned that US sanctions on Alrosa will restrict Russian supply. Rough shortages driving premiums on secondary market. Solid polished trading despite high prices. Large stones selling well.

Israel: Positive environment for sellers. Buyers looking for goods but struggling to find the right polished at reasonable valuations. Dealers focused on filling US demand, with strong memo orders. 1 ct., G-J, VS-SIs selling well. Concerns about potential supply shortages and US economic slowdown resulting from Russia-Ukraine war.

India: Trading sluggish compared with the boom in January and February. Buyers lacking urgency and resisting higher prices. Small goods healthy, particularly -2 sieve size and stars, VVS-VS. Fancy shapes above 1.50 ct., G-K, VVS-VS selling well. Favorable appetite for rough amid decline in volume available.

Hong Kong: Wholesale and retail quiet due to pandemic. Government urging people to stay home as infections spread and mortality rate rises. Jewelers relying on engagement ring demand, but sales down for suitable 0.80 to 1 ct., D-G, VS (3X, no fluorescence) diamonds. China market relatively slow. Gold jewelry robust as consumers seek hedge investment during period of global uncertainty.
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Gold $1,990.76 +0.15%

Silver $25.68 +0.11%

Platinum $1,077.87 +0.09%

Palladium $2,889.45 -0.42%


Currencies
Euro $1.10 -0.30%

Pound $1.32 -0.21%

Yuan($) 6.32 +0.06%

Rupee($) 76.17 +0.36%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $64.42 +4.04%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 15.24 -2.31%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 113.45 +12.61%

LVMH €602.60 +9.54%

Swatch Group CHF 253.00 +8.12%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 110.00 -3.51%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.62 -7.46%

Gem Diamonds GBX 49.50 +11.36%
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RapNet Diamond Index (RAPI™)





0.30 ct
0.50 ct
1.00 ct
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Weekly
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Mar. 09,2022 Monthly
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Mar. 09,2022 Y2Y
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0.30 ct
3.22 % 6.84 % 7.80 %

0.50 ct
2.44 % 7.99 % 15.10 %

1.00 ct
4.12 % 8.33 % 36.53 %

3.00 ct
2.71 % 7.46 % 37.66 %
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Mar 10, 2022 10:00 AM By Rapaport News

Russian sanctions unlikely to reduce rough supplies since Indian firms are seeking alternative payment methods and can legally sell resulting polished to America. Sanctions are on payment methods and not on diamonds. Surging commodity prices and inflation are rocking markets. Gold breaks $2,000/ounce. Polished prices stabilizing as consumers battle higher gas and food costs. Rough market cooling as March auction prices decline amid uncertainty. Alrosa reducing its profile and has resigned from boards of Responsible Jewelry Council, Natural Diamond Council and Diamonds Do Good. De Beers Feb. sales +18% to $650M. Douglas Hucker steps down as CEO of American Gem Trade Association.

Fancies: Market robust. Good demand across all sizes. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category and seeing scarcities. 0.30 to 0.99 ct. improving in VS and better clarities. Fancies below 0.30 ct. showing significant gains since Diwali. Supply shortages supporting prices. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative shapes. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Rise in orders for Ovals, Pears, Emeralds, Princesses, long Radiants and Marquises. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Steady demand in China helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Sentiment mixed. Buyers looking to fill specific orders and making a lot of memo deals. Very few inventory purchases as caution over prices continues. Optimism among upscale jewelers is stimulating appetite for better-quality diamonds. Luxury brands gradually shifting toward US-manufactured polished, but not enough workers available to meet new demand.

Belgium: Ukraine crisis has dampened mood. Dealers focusing on US but seeing fewer orders than in January and February. Steady interest in European high-end jewelry. Suppliers holding polished prices firm due to steep rough costs. Rough trading stable. Secondary market seeing reduced premiums.

Israel: Caution rising due to Russian war. Dealers concerned prices don’t reflect geopolitical and economic risks. Major suppliers have good liquidity despite resistance from buyers and are maintaining discount levels. Fancy shapes doing well and offering better value than rounds. Marquises hot.

India: Market slowing amid global uncertainty. Local currency weakens to INR 76/$1. Buyers only making purchases when there is specific demand and when price is right. Many concerned about Alrosa supply. Polished production below capacity due to high rough costs. Sales of rounds decreasing. Fancy shapes moving well.

Hong Kong: Local Covid-19 outbreak denting activity. Retail traffic down as consumers stay at home. January sales of jewelry, watches, clocks and valuable gifts in Hong Kong up 7% year on year, but growth slower than in previous months. Chinese orders drop during low season. Stores looking to keep inventories small.
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Gold $1,919.02 +0.18%

Silver $24.92 +0.25%

Platinum $1,020.78 +0.85%

Palladium $2,416.61 +3.36%


Currencies
Euro $1.11 +0.17%

Pound $1.32 -0.07%

Yuan($) 6.36 -0.13%

Rupee($) 75.99 +0.20%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $80.15 -3.60%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 14.98 +3.31%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 118.60 +1.98%

LVMH €639.40 +1.52%

Swatch Group CHF 262.50 +2.10%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 106.00 -3.64%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.66 -1.49%

Gem Diamonds GBX 60.00 +2.56%
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Gold $1,920.98 +0.24%

Silver $24.77 +1.00%

Platinum $1,018.57 +0.01%

Palladium $2,448.71 +2.26%


Currencies
Euro $1.10 -0.12%

Pound $1.32 -0.20%

Yuan($) 6.37 +0.04%

Rupee($) 76.15 +0.13%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $82.10 +2.43%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 14.80 +0.82%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 118.40 +1.98%

LVMH €643.90 +1.69%

Swatch Group CHF 262.40 +0.73%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 114.00 +5.56%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.66 0.00%

Gem Diamonds GBX 61.80 +4.39%
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Mar 24, 2022 10:30 AM By Rapaport News
Polished prices under pressure. Russian sanctions, China Covid-19 wave, US inflation, and hike in interest rates impacting demand. Polished inventory rising. Buyers lack urgency and expect further price declines. Suppliers reducing prices after 2022 surge. Melee and goods below 0.30 ct. weak. 1 ct. stable. Investment-quality diamonds waking up. Secondary rough market softening after speculative Jan.-Feb. Alrosa clients finding ways to pay for Russian goods despite sanctions. Signet Jewelers 2021 revenue +50% to $7.8B, profit of $770M; company halts trade in Russian-origin goods. Alrosa shuts US office.

Fancies: Market slowing with supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Chinese demand helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Trading seasonally slow in cautious market. Commercial-quality melee prices softening after previous upbeat trend. Steady demand from high-end jewelers for small collection goods in D-F colors. Memo calls driving cert trade. Very little buying for inventory. Major retailers’ sales continuing following stellar 2021 performance.

Belgium: Market losing its January-February buzz. Suppliers willing to compromise on price as demand weakens. Dealers hesitant to buy amid expectations of further declines. Large stones above 5 ct. doing well. Rough trading softening amid Russia supply concerns.

Israel: Mood changing amid geopolitical and economic headwinds. Shift in market direction fueling uncertainty. Prices down but still above February levels. Small stones below 0.30 ct. sluggish. Buyers looking for goods but unsure about prices after recent declines.

India: Sentiment weakening as global challenges dampen demand. Fewer orders for parcels of loose stones. Slowdown in D-G, IF-VS1 qualities. Steady interest in 1 ct. and larger goods in lower colors and clarities. Little movement in fancy shapes. Rough prices cooling. India hopeful about completing rupee-ruble payment deal with Russia.

Hong Kong: Covid-19 outbreak and seasonal lull reducing activity. Local luxury sales halted as government extends social distancing rules. Retailers and wholesalers maintaining low staff numbers as China border closure continues to restrict business. Some mainland demand for 0.30 to 0.70 ct., D-J, VG+ goods.
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Mar 31, 2022 12:30 PM By Rapaport News
Diamond market sluggish due to US economic caution and China Covid-19 restrictions. Polished price decline fueling uncertainty. Buyers waiting for further decreases. Suppliers willing to negotiate to raise liquidity and reduce inventory of less desirable goods. Rough market restrained amid decline in prices on secondary market. De Beers maintains stable prices at March sight. Split in Responsible Jewellery Council over Russia sanction policy; executive director Iris Van der Veken quits; Pandora and Richemont leave over Alrosa membership. Tiffany & Co. halts purchasing of polished from Russian rough. UK government places sanctions on Alrosa.

Fancies: Market slowing with supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Chinese demand helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Jewelry sales steady, capping off strong 1Q. Outlook for 2H uncertain amid economic slowdown and inflation worries. Jewelers focused on memo supply and avoiding large inventory purchases. Shift to lower price points, with good demand for L-to-M colors. Fancies selling well but difficult to find top-quality stones.

Belgium: Mixed sentiment. Rough trading steady, with prices on secondary market softening. Polished buyers growing cautious. Small stones weak; 1 to 3 ct. steady; large diamonds in demand. Dealers waiting for positive signals from US and worried about retail backlash on Russian diamonds.

Israel: Weak sales fueling concerns about extended slowdown. US buyers refraining from large orders, and Chinese market resisting current price levels. Significant drop in demand for stones below 0.30 ct. Prices of other categories declining but still high relative to past year. Rough trading quiet.

India: Polished trading slow amid market uncertainty. Fewer US orders than in January-February. Domestic market also quiet. Manufacturers buying rough but maintaining lower polished production. Some delays in Alrosa supply due to ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Prices of small rough continue to decline.

Hong Kong: Covid-19 restrictions curbing sentiment among businesses and consumers. Many jewelers closing stores and shifting to e-commerce. Luxury market suffering from long-term absence of tourist shoppers. Sales of jewelry, watches, clocks and valuable gifts fall 34% year on year to HKD 2.21 billion ($282 million) in Feb. China jewelry sales also slow amid lockdown in big cities.
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Metals
Gold $1,923.27 +0.13%

Silver $24.41 -0.12%

Platinum $951.47 -0.77%

Palladium $2,120.98 +0.56%


Currencies
Euro $1.09 -0.26%

Pound $1.31 -0.01%

Yuan($) 6.36 +0.08%

Rupee($) 76.00 -0.03%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $69.35 -2.08%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 14.04 -3.44%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 115.35 -5.72%

LVMH €636.20 -3.74%

Swatch Group CHF 254.20 -3.35%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 126.00 -1.56%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.66 -0.76%

Gem Diamonds GBX 59.60 -2.61%
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Gold $1,930.58 -0.72%

Silver $24.11 -1.40%

Platinum $927.14 -0.97%

Palladium $2,235.69 -0.42%


Currencies
Euro $1.07 -0.61%

Pound $1.28 -0.60%

Yuan($) 6.51 +0.82%

Rupee($) 76.51 +0.18%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $75.35 -6.26%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 13.06 +0.62%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 117.35 -2.61%

LVMH €639.60 -2.11%

Swatch Group CHF 256.30 -3.10%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 126.00 -1.56%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.60 -4.76%

Gem Diamonds GBX 66.00 +0.30%
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Apr 28, 2022 10:00 AM By Rapaport News
News: Market sentiment mixed. US retail and high-end jewelry sales strong and supporting the trade. China slow. Dealer caution stemming from inflation concerns, China Covid-19 lockdowns, and Russia-Ukraine war. Expectations that Russian sanctions will lead to shortages, especially in smaller goods. UK imposes 35% import duty on Russian diamonds. De Beers 1Q production +25% to 8.9M cts., sales volume -41% to 7.9M cts.; signs exploration deal in Angola. Gem Diamonds 1Q revenue +19% to $52M, Letšeng average price +12% to $1,831/ct. Kering “other” sales, including jewelry and watches, +35% to $1.1B. Sotheby’s HK sells step-cut, 15.10 ct., fancy vivid blue De Beers diamond for $57.5M ($3.8M/ct.).

Fancies: Market slowing. Supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Chinese demand helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Market mood improved. Stronger sell-through of memo goods. Retail steady, with positive expectations for Mother’s Day jewelry sales. Dealers struggling to replace sold inventory amid shortages and price uncertainty. Melee improving.

Belgium: Polished trading stable after Passover and Easter holidays. Business happening, but not booming. Dealers receiving calls for specific items; very few bulk inventory orders. Positive expectations for GemGenève show (May 5-8). Large stones robust. Rough trading quiet ahead of next week’s De Beers sight (May 3-6).

Israel: Uncertainty about market direction after Passover break. Focus on US; more dealers traveling to meet customers. Steady demand for 1 to 1.50 ct., G-J, VS-SI goods. 0.30 to 0.39 ct. certs weak. Rough trading cautious as secondary market premiums continue to soften.

India: Market slow amid global pressures. Liquidity tight due to sluggish demand and some payment delays. Manufacturers limiting rough purchases due to uncertainty over Russia situation. Dossiers weak; better demand for 1 ct. and larger, H-I, SI, certified goods with no fluorescence. Weak rupee creating concerns as cost of imports increases.

Hong Kong: Trading seasonally quiet, with Covid-19 outbreak dampening sentiment. Government lifting restrictions as infections drop. Most diamond categories slow. Retail jewelry sluggish despite stimulus consumption vouchers. Shanghai lockdowns hurting mainland China jewelry sales, with retailers pausing inventory purchases.
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Gold $1,868.67 -0.02%

Silver $22.59 +0.19%

Platinum $961.18 +1.05%

Palladium $2,187.41 +1.41%


Currencies
Euro $1.05 -0.03%

Pound $1.25 +0.14%

Yuan($) 6.61 -0.02%

Rupee($) 76.52 -0.05%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $73.67 +4.94%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 13.32 +0.30%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 112.50 +0.49%

LVMH €600.50 -1.01%

Swatch Group CHF 249.40 +0.32%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 113.00 -9.60%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.63 +1.61%

Gem Diamonds GBX 59.90 +1.18%


Cena zlata mierne klesá, ale ceny tovarov stúpajú, zrejme nenažranosť firiem má svoje čaro... ;)
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a my ostatní smrtelníci si jen domýšlíme, co jsi vlastně chtěl svojí divnou poznámkou říct...
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Vy ostatní smrteľníci vkladate svoje postrehy do vlákna o vojenstve, teda česť výnimkám.🐞🗽🖕😊
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tak chápeš, snažím se načerpat tvou moudrost, vypustíš tady větu o mírném poklesu ceny zlata a rostoucí ceně zboží (snad) a nenažraností firem a nějakém čaru... tak mě to zajímá, ale spíš bych řekl, že ani sám nevíš co jsi myslel
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Informácie burzového charakteru ovládas najlepšie...
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
May 4, 2022 10:00 AM By Rapaport News
News: Diamond market split. Suppliers to large US jewelers doing well but dealer trading cautious following recent price declines. 1 ct. RAPI -3.2% in April. Cutters and dealers with US clients separating Russian supply to meet American obligations. China slow. Rough demand weaker despite removal of Russian goods from market. Alrosa postpones sales and will sell to Russia’s Gokhran to raise liquidity. De Beers prices stable at May sight. Petra Diamonds reports rough prices -24% at $86M April tender. Jewelers upbeat ahead of Mother’s Day weekend. Sotheby’s HK sells $38M, with cushion, 3.27 ct., fancy-vivid-blue diamond ring going for $5.3M ($1.6M/ct.). AGS elects Lisa Bridge as president.

Fancies: Market slowing. Supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Chinese demand helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Positive retail sentiment ahead of Mother’s Day weekend and wedding season. Dealer trading stable, but seasonally quiet. Difficult to find top-quality goods due to shortages in key categories. 1 to 2 ct., G-I, VS-SI diamonds for engagement rings performing nicely. Melee strengthening in G-I, VS-SI ranges that are popular in wedding bands and fashion-jewelry pavé settings.

Belgium: Trading has cooled due to uncertainty over Russian supply. Dealers doing business but anxious to see how US sanctions affect demand from jewelers. Opportunistic buyers pushing for better discounts. Rough market cautious during sight week. High-end jewelry robust ahead of GemGenève show (May 5-8).

Israel: Slow week due to Independence Day holiday. Dealers focused on US and planning supply for Vegas shows, which begin June 8. Some traveling to GemGenève. Steady demand for 1 to 1.50 ct., G-J, VS-SI goods. Rough trading stable, but fewer goods available on the secondary market.

India: Polished market quiet but stable. Buyers starting to look for goods and make offers following recent price declines. US demand seasonally quiet. China slow due to Covid-19 lockdowns. Manufacturing levels down due to lower rough availability.

Hong Kong: Sentiment weak as Covid-19 continues to restrict trade and jewelry retail sales. China lockdowns and border closures continue. Larger retailers gaining market share as consumer caution persists. Jeweler Tse Sui Luen (TSL) expects profit of HKD 15 million ($1.9 million) for year ending March 31 versus loss of HKD 44 million ($5.6 million) in previous year.
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
May 12, 2022 10:00 AM By Rapaport News
News: Market sentiment mixed as summer wedding season begins. US 8.3% April inflation fuels caution but positive retail momentum continues with jewelry sales +33%, Mastercard reports. Alrosa cancels rough sales, continues supplying Russia’s Gokhran. Shortages anticipated. De Beers scales up Tracr blockchain as crisis accelerates traceability efforts. Savvy dealers seeking ethically sourced goods. RapNet bans diamonds sourced from Russia after Feb. 24, including polished manufactured outside Russia from Russian rough; introduces rough source field for polished. Sotheby’s sells $36M (77% by lot). Christie’s sells $70M (92% by lot), with pear-shape, 228.31 ct., G, VS1 diamond going for $22M.

Fancies: Market slowing. Supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Chinese demand helping the market. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: Dealers optimistic amid stable retail sales and anticipated supply scarcities. Vendors preparing inventories for Las Vegas shows. Good demand for 1.25 to 2.50 ct., G-I, VS-SI, 3X diamonds. Melee prices firm; some speculative buying as dealers expect shortages to drive up prices.

Belgium: Sentiment improving. Steady US demand for certified goods supporting the market. Dealers maintaining firm discounts as buyers struggle to find top-quality diamonds. Robust demand for fancy shapes and colors. Lack of Russian supply leading to rough shortages. Mixed reports from GemGenève show, with some exhibitors registering strong sales.

Israel: Traders seeking clean, 3X goods since returning from Passover holiday. Some optimism that rough shortages will rebalance bloated inventory, but sales relatively weak. US driving orders. Focus on 1 ct., G-J, VS-SI center stones for engagement rings. Stock-market slump and weakening of Chinese yuan currency fueling concerns about global diamond demand.

India: Market seasonally slow during summer break. Many Surat manufacturing units closed for vacation until mid-to-late May. US orders driving polished trading; Far East quiet. Buyers selective and filling specific orders from customers. Price gap between fluorescent and nonfluorescent diamonds widening. Rough adjusting to impact of Russia crisis, especially in small sizes that yield polished melee.

Hong Kong: Local market improving as government eases Covid-19 restrictions. Stable demand for 0.80 to 1 ct., D-G, VS, 3X diamonds with no fluorescence, reflecting positive engagement-ring sales. Mother’s Day boosts retail activity. Mainland China slow as lockdowns continue in Shanghai and other key cities.
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Financial Data
Metals
Gold $1,826.55 -0.01%

Silver $21.59 +0.85%

Platinum $943.78 +0.58%

Palladium $1,940.53 +0.24%


Currencies
Euro $1.05 +0.40%

Pound $1.25 +1.25%

Yuan($) 6.79 -0.49%

Rupee($) 77.84 -0.32%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $61.73 -1.39%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 12.78 +1.91%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 106.75 +0.23%

LVMH €575.00 -1.08%

Swatch Group CHF 242.50 -2.61%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 118.00 +4.42%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.60 +1.69%

Gem Diamonds GBX 61.60 +2.67%
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Rapaport Weekly Market Comment
Jun 9, 2022 10:00 AM By Rapaport News
News: Las Vegas shows open amid hopes they will boost sentiment for 2H. US demand steady. China improving. Concerns about pending shortages continue as supply splits between Russian and non-Russian goods. Cutters finding ways to buy Alrosa rough to serve centers open to Russian-origin polished. De Beers raises prices of small rough amid strong demand, scarcities, and high premiums on secondary market. Signet Jewelers 1Q sales +9% to $1.8B, loss of $84M vs. profit of $138M. Christie’s NY achieves $48.9M (95% by lot); 103.49 ct., D-flawless Light of Africa diamond sells for $20.1M ($194,067/ct.). GIA moving to digital-only reports by 2025 and planning to close Antwerp lab on July 31. Rapaport to host annual Las Vegas breakfast and Social Responsibility Conference on Sunday, June 12. Register at rapaport.com/jck22. Take the Rapaport survey here.

Fancies: Market stable. Supply shortages supporting prices. 1.20 to 3.99 ct., F-J, VS-SI is hottest category. Oval is leading shape, followed by Emerald, Pear, Cushion and Marquise. Retailers offering broader product ranges as consumers seek alternative cuts. Growing interest in fancy-shape engagement rings. Oversizes trading at higher prices than usual. Excellent shapes commanding premiums. Off-make, poorly cut fancies illiquid and difficult to sell.

United States: All eyes on Las Vegas shows. Sentiment mixed due to economic uncertainty, high inflation and stock market volatility. Steady orders for 0.70 to 1.50 ct., G-J, SI-I1 diamonds. Dealers struggling to replace sold inventory at profitable prices. Jewelers seeing solid engagement-ring sales amid 2022 wedding boom.

Belgium: Local trading quiet; many traveled with their best goods to Las Vegas fairs. 1 to 2 ct., G-H, VS-SI selling well. Suppliers holding prices firm ahead of expected shortages in third quarter. Dealers buying for specific orders rather than bulk as jewelers limit inventory purchases. Scarcities making for buoyant rough sales during De Beers sight. Steady premiums on secondary market.

Israel: Activity slow. Many dealers in Las Vegas. Trade focusing on bread-and-butter US goods. Solid demand for 1 ct., G-H, VS-SI, RapSpec A3+ diamonds. Inventory levels stable and higher than a year ago. Rough market strong as cutters bid for non-Russian goods.

India: Business steady. Some improvement in Chinese market, but overall focus is on US. Dealers waiting to see how demand and prices are at Las Vegas shows. Melee segment strong and seeing firm prices. Fancy shapes selling well up to 2 ct. in oval, pear and marquise. Rough trading robust.

Hong Kong: Wholesale and retail activity positive, though market outlook remains conservative. Good demand for 1 ct., D-I, VS2-SI2, 3X items. Pears, emeralds and ovals in 1 ct., D-K, VVS-SI1 categories also moving well. Jewelers focusing on bridal, expecting busy summer wedding season after recent lockdowns. China improving but still cautious amid consumer uncertainty.
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Financial Data
Metals
Gold $1,811.11 +0.37%

Silver $21.08 +1.26%

Platinum $922.68 +0.94%

Palladium $1,758.94 -0.53%


Currencies
Euro $1.05 +0.50%

Pound $1.21 +0.50%

Yuan($) 6.74 -0.36%

Rupee($) 78.02 +0.05%


Stocks
Signet Jewelers $58.39 -5.32%

Chow Tai Fook HKD 13.56 +1.04%

Chow Sang Sang HKD 11.62 -1.36%

Titan INR 1,869.60 -0.04%

Richemont CHF 98.84 -2.33%

LVMH €544.00 -1.09%

Swatch Group CHF 229.00 -0.95%

Anglo American GBX 2,991.50 +2.77%

Petra Diamonds GBX 104.00 -3.70%

Lucara Diamond CAD 0.67 +1.52%

Gem Diamonds GBX 49.80 -0.40%
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Kdyby sis aspoň nastavil správně časově, aby ty údaje seděli...
Pokud tedy jen tupě nekopíruješ.

Beztak je to celé blbost :-D
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Jak pošle Rapaport tak zavesim. Tu sa nefixuje dva krát denne...
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