The international gold price rose about 2.4% on non-farm payroll day and has increased approximately 7.3% this week.

On Friday in New York's late trading session, spot gold rose by 2.37% to $4,339.75 per ounce, maintaining a steady upward trend since the initial trading in the Asia-Pacific market and accelerating after the U.S. non-farm employment data was released at 8:30 PM Beijing timelifting from below $4,320 to around $4,360. This week, it accumulated a rise of 7.27%, stabilizing around $4,050 on August 3-4 and continuing to climb from August 5-7. This week, COMEX gold futures increased by 7.16%, reaching $4,400.70 per ounce. Spot silver rose by 3.11% to $63.4555 per ounce, with an accumulated increase of 10.29% this week, showing overall continuous growth. COMEX silver futures rose by a cumulative 10.29%, reaching $63.720 per ounce. COMEX copper futures fell by 1.83% to $6.586 per pound, accumulating a 1.85% increase this week, having reached $6.8665 in early European market trading on August 6. Spot platinum rose by 1.33% to $1,749.38 per ounce, marking a cumulative increase of 6.14% this week; spot palladium rose by 0.64% to $1,382.91 per ounce, with a cumulative increase of 7.37% this week. This week, the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index traded during U.S. stock hours increased by 19.70%, reaching 368.56 points, showing overall continuous growth. The NYSE ARCA Gold Miners Index, trading throughout the global market, rose by a cumulative 20.16%, reaching 2,570.44 points, also showing overall continuous growth. The commodities index traded during U.S. stock hours increased by 7.44%, reaching 249.68 points. The metals and mining index traded during U.S. stock hours increased by 7.98%, reaching 295.29 points.