大宗商品综述：伊朗风险推高油价 金银价格创新高 铜冲高回落

Oil Market - Oil prices rose to their highest level since early December due to concerns over supply disruptions from Iran, with WTI crude closing above $59 per barrel, marking a cumulative increase of over 6% in the previous three trading days [2][9] - Iran's political and military unrest poses a threat to its oil production of approximately 3.3 million barrels per day, with potential military action from the U.S. being a significant concern [10][2] Base Metals - Copper prices initially surged by 2.5% to $13,323 per ton but later retraced some gains, influenced by a weaker dollar and supply concerns [4][13] - Other base metals like aluminum and tin reached their highest levels since 2022, although they also experienced a pullback due to market volatility and a rebalancing of a benchmark commodity index [5][14] - As of the London market close, LME copper was up 1.6% at $13,209.5 per ton, while LME aluminum rose 1.6% to $3,184.5 per ton [15] Precious Metals - Gold and silver prices reached record highs amid concerns regarding the independence of the Federal Reserve, with gold surpassing $4,600 per ounce and silver rising by up to 8% to over $86 [7][16] - The potential for increased intervention by the Federal Reserve is seen as a key factor that could positively influence the precious metals market in the coming years [16] - As of 3:15 PM EST, gold was up 2.1% at $4,603.22 per ounce, and silver was up 6.6% at $85.1554 per ounce [17]