今日期货市场重要快讯汇总｜2026年1月19日

Group 1: Precious Metals Futures - New York gold futures rose throughout the day, breaking through $4,640/oz (up 0.97%), $4,650/oz (up 1.19%), $4,660/oz (up 1.43%), $4,670/oz (up 1.62%), $4,680/oz (up 1.85%), and finally surpassing $4,690/oz with a daily increase of 2.08% [1][7] - Spot gold also increased, breaking through $4,630/oz (up 0.80%), $4,640/oz (up 0.98%), $4,650/oz (up 1.21%), $4,660/oz (up 1.41%), $4,670/oz (up 1.63%), and $4,680/oz (up 1.84%), ultimately exceeding $4,690/oz with a daily rise of 2.06% [1][7] - New York silver futures showed strong performance, rebounding quickly after falling below $90/oz (up 2.71%), breaking through $92/oz (up 4.02%), $93/oz (up 5.08%), and finally exceeding $94/oz with a daily increase of 6.17% [1][7] - Spot silver also rose, breaking through $92/oz (up 2.45%) and $93/oz (up 3.29%), ultimately surpassing $94/oz with a daily increase of 4.40% [1][7] Group 2: Energy and Shipping Futures - WTI crude oil prices faced pressure, breaking through $59/barrel with a daily decline of 1.13% [2][8] Group 3: Macro and Market Impact - Shanghai's "14th Five-Year" plan suggests accelerating the construction of a global RMB asset allocation center and risk management center, exploring the pilot of RMB foreign exchange futures trading, deepening the interconnection of domestic and foreign financial markets, and actively promoting the establishment of the Shanghai International Financial Asset Trading Platform [3][9] - The plan also emphasizes building a comprehensive media external communication matrix, creating a new type of international financial media group, and enhancing international communication effectiveness [4][9] - In the EU, a €93 billion retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods is set to automatically take effect on February 6 [5][9] - Reports indicate that multiple EU countries are considering countermeasures against the U.S. tariffs through increased tariffs or market access restrictions [6][9]