TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold rose 1.84% to $4,342.06 an ounce at the New York close on Thursday, September 17, accelerating after 20:00 Beijing time and hitting a session high of $4,381.04 at 20:27. Spot silver gained 3.55% to $65.2182 an ounce, having touched $66.1512 at 22:09. COMEX copper futures rose 1.61% to $6.6140 a pound.
Gold Jumps 1.84% to $4,342; Silver Climbs 3.55%
The move is notable less for its size than for its breadth: silver's gain is roughly double gold's, and copper joined the rally, suggesting a broader hard-asset bid rather than a single safe-haven trade. The timing — acceleration after 20:00 Beijing time and a sharp session high shortly after — points to a concentrated window of buying rather than a gradual repricing, which can fade as quickly as it appears. Whether silver keeps outpacing gold, and whether copper's participation holds, is the open question for anyone tracking the industrial-precious split.
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