大宗商品综述：油价小涨 金价下跌 基本金属全线走低

Oil Market - Oil prices ended a volatile week with a slight increase, as traders assessed tensions in Iran and broader market sentiment [2][12] - WTI futures for February delivery rose by 0.4% to settle at $59.44 per barrel, recovering from a 4.6% drop earlier in the week, the largest decline since June [2][12] - Brent futures for March delivery increased by 0.6%, settling at $64.13 per barrel [2][13] - President Trump's comments regarding Iran's decision to cancel the execution of protesters reduced market expectations for immediate U.S. intervention [13][14] - The U.S. is increasing its military presence in the Middle East, with at least one aircraft carrier deployed and more military assets expected in the coming days [13][14] - Traders typically hedge bearish bets before weekends during periods of heightened geopolitical risk [14] Precious Metals - Gold prices declined as President Trump expressed reservations about Kevin Hassett's nomination as the next Federal Reserve Chairman, adding uncertainty to the selection process [4][16] - Following Trump's remarks, the dollar narrowed its losses, and U.S. Treasury yields rose, leading to a 1.7% drop in gold prices [5][17] - Gold spot prices fell by 0.66% to $4,585.61 per ounce, while silver spot prices decreased by 3.25% to $89.4164 per ounce [17] Base Metals - Base metal prices on the London market experienced significant declines at the end of a dramatic week [18][19] - Benchmark futures for copper, tin, zinc, and aluminum all fell, with LME copper down 2.3% to $12,803 per ton and LME tin down 7.8% to $47,982 per ton [20] - The sell-off in the Shanghai market contributed to the speed and characteristics of the market movements, with traders likely closing long positions rather than driven by new demand or macro signals [19][20]