TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold rose 0.52% to $4,132.62 an ounce in late New York trade on Thursday, October 8, after trading in a high range for most of the session. Spot silver fell 1.04% to $59.1632 an ounce, while COMEX copper futures dropped 1.37% to $6.5595 a pound despite an early Asia-session rally to a $6.7630 intraday high at 09:47 Beijing time. The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index gained 0.96% to 2,479.37 points.
Gold Rises 0.52% to $4,132.62/oz in New York; Silver Falls 1.04%
The gold-silver spread is the real story here: gold firming while silver sells off harder points to a defensive bid rather than broad precious-metals demand, and copper's fade from its Asia-session high reinforces that read on industrial metals. Equity exposure to miners, however, tracked gold higher rather than the metals complex, which suggests the move is being read as margin-supportive for producers. Whether silver keeps underperforming gold, and whether copper holds its early gains, are the open questions.
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