Gold Climbs 1.61% to $4,136/oz; Silver Up 2.88%, Copper Gains 1.87%

The move is notable less for the headline gain than for the intraday reversal: gold slid to a session low in Asia-Pacific hours before rallying through the U.S. session to a high above $4,130, suggesting buyers stepped in rather than momentum carrying over. Silver's larger 2.88% advance outpacing gold points to a broader bid across precious metals rather than a single-metal story, with copper's gain adding to the cross-commodity tone. Whether that Asia-to-New York pattern repeats, and whether silver keeps outrunning gold, is the open question worth watching.