TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 1.11% to $3,987.88 an ounce at the New York close on Wednesday, Nov. 11, after rising to a session high of $4,067 at 15:25 Beijing time and then sliding to a session low of $3,982.73 by 04:06. Spot silver gained 0.3% to $51.6871 an ounce, pulling back from a session high of $53.1855. COMEX copper futures rose 0.54% to $6.2680 a pound.
Gold falls 1.11% to $3,987.88/oz in New York; silver gains 0.3%
The split between gold and silver is the notable detail here: gold reversed hard from its intraday high to close near the session low, while silver held a modest gain despite giving back most of its own peak. That divergence suggests the selling was concentrated in gold rather than a broad precious-metals move, with copper's rise pointing to industrial demand holding up separately. Whether gold's intraday reversal reflects positioning unwinding or a shift in the macro backdrop is the open question worth watching.
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