Group 1: Oil Market - Oil prices remain stable as traders weigh geopolitical tensions from Venezuela, Russia, and Yemen against global supply surplus concerns [2][15] - WTI crude oil settled at approximately $58 per barrel, with a slight decline of 13 cents for February futures [16][19] - OPEC+ is expected to maintain its production freeze plan amid signs of increasing global oil supply surplus [18] Group 2: Base Metals - Copper prices recorded the longest consecutive gains since 2017, rising by 2.75% to $12,558.5 per ton, driven by expectations of supply chain pressures [5][22] - Year-to-date, copper has increased by over 40%, potentially marking the largest annual gain since 2009 [22] - The weakening dollar has contributed to the upward trend in copper prices, with a measure of dollar performance down approximately 8% [22] Group 3: Precious Metals - Silver prices rebounded after experiencing the largest single-day drop in over five years, with a monthly increase of about 35% due to ongoing supply shortages [10][27] - Silver reached over $78 per ounce, recovering from a previous 9% drop [27] - Gold prices saw a slight increase after two months of significant declines, with spot gold rising by 0.37% to $4,348.42 per ounce [12][27]
大宗商品综述：油价企稳 铜价录得2017年来最长连涨 银价回升
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-30 21:31