International gold prices rise by more than 1%, with gold and silver indices of US stocks hitting record highs, while the spot silver continues to hit new highs since 2011.

On Monday in New York, spot gold rose by 1.04% to $3681.17 per ounce in the late session, trading around $3640 per ounce before 20:20 Beijing time - forming an intraday low, then continuing to rise and reaching $3685.64 at 00:34, breaking through the historical high of $3674.27 set on September 9th. COMEX gold futures rose by 0.93% to $3720.70 per ounce, with an intraday trading range of $3662.80-3724.90, also breaking through the intraday historical high of $3715.20 set on September 9th at 00:34. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index rose by 1.78% to 277.84 points, setting a new closing high after one trading day. The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index rose by 0.76% to 1965.79 points, continuing to reach a new closing high. Spot silver rose by 1.31% to $42.7390 per ounce, approaching the highs of $44.2175 on August 23, 2011, and $49.8044 on April 25 of the same year. COMEX silver futures for December rose by 0.92% to $43.225 per ounce. COMEX copper futures for December rose by 1.53% to $4.2180 per pound. Spot platinum rose by 0.74% to $1407.25 per ounce; spot palladium fell by 0.48% to $1194.62 per ounce.