Metals & Macro Liquidity

Platinum futures contracts fell over 3% to 393.35 yuan per gram today, marking the lowest level since July 30, 2026.

According to Zhongxin Futures research report, COMEX silver prices fell more than 5% on October 15, declining to around $56 per ounce overnight, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and elevated U.S. Treasury yields. The decline followed stronger-than-expected U.S. core CPI data for September,

On the morning of October 15, China's domestic futures experienced broad declines. Shanghai silver fell over 5%, coking coal declined nearly 5%, and SC crude oil dropped over 4%. Other significant declines included natural rubber, coking coal, apples, and tin, all down over 3%. Fuel oil was the

Spot silver intraday gains expanded to 1.00%, trading at $56.20 per ounce.

According to Jin10, Bolivia revised its gold export regulations on Wednesday to promote private sector exports while increasing dollar inflows to domestic banks. Under the new rules, gold exporters must prove to the mining and metals trade regulator SENARECOM that at least 80% of export proceeds

As of 8:30 AM Beijing time on October 15, spot platinum rose 0.31% while spot palladium gained 0.72% in early trading.

According to Guru Club, spot gold breaks through $4,120 per ounce on October 15, rising 0.37% intraday.

According to Guru Club, spot gold futures broke above $4,150 per ounce on October 15, up more than 1% intraday.

Steve Niemitz of Yorkville America argued on 14일 that gold and Bitcoin are complementary scarcity assets, not competitors. With gold near $4,200 per ounce and Bitcoin near $84,000, Niemitz stated both hedge against currency devaluation from debt expansion, as neither asset's supply can be

According to CoinDesk on October 14, Yorkville America CEO Steve Niamitz argues that gold and Bitcoin are not competing assets but complementary stores of value amid currency debasement. With gold trading near $4,200 per ounce and Bitcoin around $81,500, Niamitz contends both lack arbitrary supply e

According to Guru Club, spot gold broke through $4,110 per ounce on October 15, gaining 0.15% intraday.

According to Jin10 Futures, U.S. stocks fell overnight (October 14). The Nasdaq dropped 1.88% to 26,692.87 points, the S&P 500 fell 1.11% to 7,718.94 points, and the Dow Jones Index declined 0.09% to 51,621.48 points. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 4.3%, marking a sixth consecutive day

iShares Silver Trust, the world's largest silver ETF, increased its holdings by 12.64 tons compared to the previous day, bringing total positions to 15,371.95 tons.

SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold ETF, maintained its holdings at 1,054.196 tonnes compared to the previous trading day.

According to Guru Club, palladium futures broke through $1,100 per ounce on October 15, with intraday gains of 0.3%.

On Wednesday (Oct 14), spot gold fell 1.37% to $4,103.80 per ounce as prices accelerated downward following the U.S. CPI data release at 20:30 Beijing time. COMEX gold futures declined 1.46% to $4,121.90 per ounce, while spot silver dropped 6.08% to $55.5609 per ounce and COMEX silver futures fell 6

On Oct 14, major U.S. ETF classes declined, with the Barclays U.S. Convertible Bond ETF falling 2.91%, emerging market ETF dropping 2.05%, and Nasdaq-100 ETF declining 1.97%. The Russell 2000 Index ETF, gold ETF, and S&P 500 ETF also retreated by 1-1.5%. Defensive assets gained ground: investment-g

Peter Schiff urged investors to sell Bitcoin and buy gold on Oct. 14, warning that the market could plunge. The economist cited rising inflation and climbing bond yields as the primary risk factors behind his recommendation. Schiff positioned gold as a superior investment to Bitcoin under current ma

Shanghai crude oil 2611 futures fell 2.95% overnight (October 14) to close at 733.90 yuan per barrel. Shanghai gold contracts declined 1.61%, while Shanghai silver fell 6.29% during the same session.

International gold futures declined on October 14 as sticky US inflation data drove Treasury yields and the dollar higher. The December-delivery gold futures contract (GCZ6) on the CME's COMEX exchange traded at $4,111.40 per troy ounce as of 1:30 PM US Eastern Time, down $65.90 or 1.58% from the