Group 1: Precious Metals Futures - International gold and silver prices reached historical highs, with February gold futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange surpassing $4900 per ounce on February 22, and March silver futures exceeding $96 per ounce [1][5] - Spot gold surged above $4900 per ounce, rebounding nearly $130 from the daily low, with a monthly increase of 13%, totaling nearly $600 in gains [2][6] - As of February 23, spot gold reached a historical high of $4940.78 per ounce, with an intraday increase of up to 2.26%, while platinum also broke the $2600 per ounce mark, currently at $2640.26, with a daily rise of 6.39% [2][6] Group 2: Energy and Shipping Futures - The energy market showed divergence, with U.S. natural gas futures initially rising over 15% to $5.607 per million British thermal units on February 22, but then falling over 3% to $4.861 by February 23 [3][7] - Crude oil prices faced downward pressure, with WTI crude falling below $59 per barrel, down 2.72%, and Brent crude dropping below $63 per barrel, down 2.37% [3][7] Group 3: Macroeconomic and Market Impact - Geopolitical tensions escalated as U.S. President Trump announced the deployment of troops towards Iran and indicated that a 25% tariff on any entities doing business with Iran would soon take effect [4][8] - In domestic policy, the House of Representatives passed a budget bill for fiscal year 2026 to prevent a government shutdown on January 31, which has been sent to the Senate for a vote [4][8] - The first batch of 936 billion yuan in ultra-long-term special bonds for equipment renewal has been allocated, along with 625 billion yuan for consumer goods replacement, totaling over 1500 billion yuan in "two new" funds this year, expected to drive total investment exceeding 4600 billion yuan [4][8]
今日期货市场重要快讯汇总｜2026年1月23日
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-23 00:11