美国政府重启缓解流动性担忧，降息预期左右贵金属短期价格走向

Core Viewpoint - The non-ferrous metal sector experienced a weekly increase of 1.07% from November 10 to November 14, ranking among the top in all primary industries [1][2] Summary by Category Performance Overview - Precious metals sector rose by 2.77%, energy metals by 2.47%, and industrial metals by 1.56% during the week, while small metals and new materials sectors declined by 1.42% and 3.22% respectively [1][2] Industrial Metals - The U.S. government resumed operations, alleviating liquidity concerns, which led to a strong but volatile performance in industrial metals. The further upward movement in prices will depend on domestic and international supply-demand dynamics [2] - As of November 14, copper prices were reported at $10,846 per ton (up 1.41% week-on-week) and 86,900 CNY per ton (up 1.12% week-on-week). Supply concerns were heightened as Codelco's copper production fell by 7.2% year-on-year [3] Aluminum - Domestic sales of new energy vehicles exceeded 50%, coupled with rising overseas energy prices, contributed to a strong performance in aluminum prices. As of November 14, LME aluminum was priced at $2,859 per ton (up 1.41% week-on-week) and 21,840 CNY per ton (up 0.99% week-on-week) [4] - The theoretical demand for electrolytic aluminum increased, with social inventory rising by 0.45% to 629,900 tons [4] Precious Metals - The resumption of U.S. government operations eased liquidity concerns, influencing short-term price movements in precious metals. As of November 14, COMEX gold closed at $4,084.40 per ounce (up 1.91% week-on-week) and SHFE gold at 953.20 CNY per gram (up 3.47% week-on-week) [5] - The market anticipates a reduction in interest rate expectations, with projections dropping from 95% to around 50% for a December rate cut, impacting gold prices [5]