TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold rose 1.56% to $4,169.33 an ounce at the New York close on Thursday, October 15, after climbing sharply around 08:00 Beijing time and hitting a session high of $4,177.43 at the 04:00 US stock close. Spot silver gained 3.30% to $57.3969 an ounce, touching $57.5305. Spot platinum rose 1.69% and palladium 2.96%, while COMEX copper fell 1.42% to $6.5660 a pound.
Gold Jumps 1.56% to $4,169/oz as Silver Climbs 3.3%
The move is broad across precious metals, with silver and palladium outpacing gold, while copper's decline points to a split rather than a uniform risk trade. That divergence matters for RWA and tokenized-metal products, where gold-linked exposure is the deepest and typically absorbs macro-driven flows first. The open question is whether the rally holds through the US close or fades after the early Beijing-time spike, and whether copper's weakness broadens into industrial metals.
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