Spot gold rose by around 1.6% this week, staying stable near its historical high.

At the end of Friday in New York, spot gold rose by 0.24%, reaching $3642.75 per ounce, with a total increase of 1.57% for the week. On September 9, the price of gold in the US stock market initially reached $3674.27, setting a new historical high, and remained in a narrow high-volatility range for most of the time. COMEX gold futures rose by 0.19%, reaching $3680.50 per ounce, with a weekly increase of 0.74%. On September 9, it rose to $3715.20 per ounce, reaching an intraday historical high. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index fell by 0.29%, reaching 272.99 points, with a weekly increase of 4.59%. The NYSE ARCA Gold Miners Index rose by 0.03%, reaching 1951.05 points, with a weekly increase of 5.05%. Spot silver rose by 1.37%, reaching $42.1289 per ounce, with a weekly increase of 2.76%. COMEX silver futures rose by 2.65%, reaching $42.655 per ounce. COMEX copper futures rose by 2.11%, reaching $4.6470 per pound. Spot platinum rose by 1.38%, reaching $1398.36 per ounce; spot palladium rose by 7.67%, reaching $1200.63 per ounce, showing a continuous, smooth oscillation upwards.