期货收评：沪银涨超3%，沪金、集运欧线涨超2%，沪锡、菜粕、豆二、豆粕涨超1%；多晶硅跌3%，LPG、硅铁跌2%

Group 1 - The price of silver has surpassed $43.50 per ounce, reaching a new high since August 2011, while the main contract for silver in Shanghai rose by over 4%, breaking through 10,336.00 yuan per kilogram, setting a historical record [1] - HSBC's precious metals analyst James Steel noted that the price increase has attracted buyers of silver, particularly those who have not fully capitalized on the rise in gold prices [2] - The global trade landscape is shifting, with threats to the independence of the Federal Reserve and a weakening dollar, leading investors to flock to gold and silver markets [2] Group 2 - On September 22, domestic main contracts showed mixed results, with Shanghai silver rising over 3%, while Shanghai gold and European shipping contracts increased by over 2% [3] - Other commodities such as tin, soybean meal, and rubber also saw increases of over 1%, while polysilicon dropped over 3%, and LPG and silicon iron fell by more than 2% [3]