Spot gold rose over 3.4%, silver rose 6%, New York copper rose by about 3.1%

On Thursday, New York's afternoon session, spot gold rose by 3.44%, to $4212.34 per ounce. Before 01:38 Beijing time, it remained stable around $4070, then quickly rose above $4169, reaching a daily high of $4220.09 at 03:36. COMEX gold futures rose by 2.38%, to $4231.90 per ounce, mostly maintaining a slight decline. It remained stable around $4100, and quickly rose around 01:38; during the Asia-Pacific session, it initially fell to $4046.20, approaching the lowest level of $4021.40 on October 28, 2025. Spot silver rose by 6.03%, to $67.1837 per ounce, following a similar trend to London gold, reaching a daily high of $67.5590 at 03:42. COMEX silver futures rose by 5.85%, to $67.255 per ounce, mostly trading around $64 during the day. COMEX copper futures rose by 3.07%, to $6.3870 per pound, slightly rising during most of the trading day. It remained stable around $6.25, had a short-term increase at 01:28, and briefly broke through the $6.40 mark before the US stock market closed. Spot platinum rose by 3.27%, to $1719.67 per ounce, following a similar trend to gold and silver; spot palladium rose by 4.59%, to $1273.1 per ounce. It initially fell slightly during the Asia-Pacific session, reaching a daily low of $1210.09 at 07:19, then rose at 08:15. It mostly traded around $1250 during the day, with a short-term rapid rise at 01:28, hitting a daily high of $1287.20 at 03:30.