TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 1.91% to $4,314.82 an ounce in late New York trade on Thursday, September 10, after touching a session high of $4,434.67. Spot silver dropped 5.43% to $63.60 an ounce and COMEX copper slid 5.24% to $6.5275 a pound. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index closed down 3.56% at 397.07, while the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index fell 2.87% to 2,775.85.
Gold Falls 1.9%, Silver Drops 5.4%, Copper Down Over 5.2%
The scale of the silver and copper declines—roughly triple gold's move—points to a broader industrial and cyclical repricing rather than a pure precious-metals story, with copper's slide carrying more macro signal than gold's. Equity indices for miners falling less than the metals themselves suggests the selloff was concentrated in futures rather than a full risk-off rotation. Whether silver and copper keep underperforming gold, or converge back toward it, is the open question.
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