Metals & Macro Liquidity

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, on September 1, the exchange released intraday trading data showing delayed compensation fee directions: Au(T+D) longs pay shorts, Ag(T+D) shorts pay longs. Trading sessions covered August 31, 8:00 p.m. to September 1, 2:30 a.m., and September 1, 9:00 a.m. to 3:3

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, on September 1, gold T+D futures closed down 1.15% at 957.77 yuan per gram, while silver T+D futures declined 1.27% to 16,234 yuan per kilogram.

According to Jin10 data, on September 1, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on citizens to refrain from purchasing gold unless necessary, marking his second such appeal this year as India faces mounting trade deficits and currency pressure. Modi made the statement amid reports that the

According to Shanghai Futures Exchange, copper, aluminum, zinc, gold, and silver futures warehousing receipts showed mixed movements on September 1. Copper futures receipts fell to 29,766 tons, down 574 tons from the previous trading day. Aluminum dropped to 238,373 tons, declining 3,321 tons.

According to Jin 10 Futures, as of 15:00 Beijing time on Sept 1, spot platinum rose 0.63% while spot palladium fell 0.58%.

According to CME data on August 31, energy and precious metals futures showed divergent trends. WTI crude oil trading volume increased 207,425 contracts to 672,031 hands, with open interest up 609 contracts to 1,896,523 hands. Natural gas volume surged 56,166 contracts to 417,206 hands, and open int

Spot silver reached $67 per ounce today (September 1), rising 0.69% during intraday trading.

According to Jin10, gold jewelry prices in China fell about 6 yuan per gram today (September 1) compared to the previous day. Major brands including Zhou Dafu and Zhou Daisheng reported spot gold prices at 1,342 yuan per gram.

According to Jin10, as of 10:42 AM on September 1, prices of gold bars issued by Chinese banks and jewelry brands were mixed. China Gold led gains with a rise of 3.1 yuan per gram compared to the previous day, followed by ICBC and China Construction Bank. Conversely, Chow Sang Sang saw the largest d

NYMEX silver fell below $67 per ounce today, down 0.31% during intraday trading.

According to Jin10, Shanghai gold traded at 961.14 yuan per gram in early morning trading on September 1 (Tuesday), 0.51 yuan above the international gold price of 960.63 yuan per gram.

According to Jin10, as of 09:30 Beijing time on September 1, New York gold futures fell 0.19%, silver rose 0.01%, and copper gained 0.70%.

In early trading on September 1, Chinese commodity futures showed mixed movements. SC crude oil, ethylene glycol (EG), asphalt, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), methanol, and styrene (EB) surged over 3%, with plastic averaging a near 3% monthly gain. On the downside, Shanghai silver declined over 2%,

According to Huaxin Futures research note from Sept 1, Shanghai gold futures contracts closed overnight at 959.84, down 1.88%, while silver closed at 16,212, down 2.74%. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose 2 basis points to 4.75%, marking the fourth consecutive trading day of gains and reaching

Spot platinum and palladium prices rose in early trading on September 1, with platinum up 0.37% and palladium gaining 0.49% as of 8:30 AM Beijing time.

According to Jin10 Futures, spot gold and silver saw modest downward adjustments in early trading this morning. The chart provides real-time pricing conversions between domestic and international markets for both precious

According to SPDR Gold Trust data, the world's largest gold ETF maintained holdings at 1,042.357 tons as of August 28, unchanged from the previous trading day.

According to Guru Club, New York gold futures broke through $4,500 per ounce on September 1, gaining 0.42% during the session.

Gold futures declined on the 31st as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole remarks continued to pressure precious metals markets for a second consecutive session. As of 2:21 PM Eastern Time on the 31st, December delivery gold futures (GCZ6) on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's COMEX