白银单日涨幅超 7% 成有色金属 “领涨王”

Core Viewpoint - The domestic futures market experienced a significant surge in silver prices, with the silver continuous contract rising over 7% in a single day, reaching a recent high of 13,520 yuan per kilogram, which has positively impacted the entire non-ferrous metal sector [1][6]. Group 1: Silver Market Performance - The silver continuous contract (2602) saw a price increase of 921 yuan, or 7.34%, closing at 13,464 yuan per kilogram [2]. - The highest price reached during the day was 13,520 yuan per kilogram, marking a new recent high [1]. - Trading volume for the silver contract was reported at 2.21 million, with an open interest of 495,500 contracts [2]. Group 2: Impact on Non-Ferrous Metals - The rise in silver prices led to a collective increase in the non-ferrous metal sector, with copper, tin, and international copper prices rising over 2% [1]. - Specific price increases included copper continuous contracts rising by 2.20% and tin continuous contracts by 2.88% [4]. Group 3: Yearly Performance of Silver - Silver prices have shown a remarkable increase throughout the year, starting at over 30 USD per ounce and now exceeding 57 USD, nearly doubling in value [6]. - The current market dynamics are supported by supply-demand gaps and expectations of interest rate cuts, although caution is advised against blindly following market trends [6].