On Friday (December 20) in New York's late trading, spot Gold rose by 1.11%, priced at $2622.91 per ounce, down 0.96% cumulatively for the week. The day after the Federal Reserve announced a rate cut on December 18, it dipped to $2583.57 in early Asia-Pacific trading. Spot Silver rose by 1.61%, priced at $29.5155 per ounce, with a cumulative drop of 3.38% this week, significantly declining since December 18, hitting $28.7482 on the 19th. COMEX Gold Futures rose by 1.25%, priced at $2640.80 per ounce, with a cumulative decline of 1.32% for the week. COMEX Silver Futures rose by 2.26%, priced at $30.075 per ounce, with a cumulative drop of 3.07% for the week. COMEX Copper Futures increased by 0.53%, priced at $4.0985 per pound, with a cumulative drop of 2.35% for the week.
纽约期金涨超1.2%，本周仍然跌超1.3%，期银累跌约3.1%
Gold Futures in New York increased by over 1.2%, yet still fell more than 1.3% this week, and Silver recorded a cumulative drop of about 3.1%.
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