Spot gold in New York closed down 0.58% at $4,163.20.
智通财经2026/10/06 21:16At the close of trading in New York on Tuesday, October 6th, spot gold fell by 0.58% to $4,163.20 per ounce; spot silver rose by 0.44% to $61.3410 per ounce; and COMEX copper futures gained 0.24%, closing at $6.6570 per pound. Recently, the price fluctuations of precious and industrial metals have been closely correlated with global macroeconomic expectations, the performance of the US dollar, and changes in commodity supply and demand. The future price trends of these related categories will continue to be jointly influenced by factors such as the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy moves and the pace of manufacturing recovery in major global economies.
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