今日期货市场重要快讯汇总｜2026年1月24日

Group 1: Precious Metals Futures - The precious metals market has recently experienced explosive growth, with silver prices breaking historical barriers. Spot silver prices first exceeded $100 per ounce, driven by increased safe-haven demand and frantic retail purchases from Shanghai to New York [1][8] - Spot silver continued to rise, surpassing $101 per ounce with a daily increase of 5.04%, then climbing to $102 per ounce with a 6.14% daily increase, and finally breaking $103 per ounce with a 7.16% daily increase [1][9] - Gold prices also showed strong performance, with New York futures breaking multiple key levels, rising from $4970 per ounce (1.16% daily increase) to $5020 per ounce (1.44% daily increase) [1][9] Group 2: Positioning Data - According to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), as of the week ending January 20, the net long positions of gold speculators on the New York Mercantile Exchange (COMEX) increased by 2,614 contracts to 139,162 contracts, while silver speculators reduced their net long positions by 3,719 contracts to 11,326 contracts [2][10] Group 3: Base Metals Futures - Among base metals, tin and silver futures in the domestic market performed notably well. Tin futures saw significant daily increases of 6% (currently at 444,960.00 yuan), 7% (currently at 449,000.00 yuan), and 8% (currently at 453,230.00 yuan) [3][11] - Silver futures also experienced substantial gains, with daily increases of 5% (25,336.00 yuan), 6% (25,575.00 yuan), and 7% (25,818.00 yuan) [3][11] Group 4: Energy and Shipping Futures - In the energy futures market, U.S. natural gas futures prices rose significantly, with an increase of over 6.00%, currently at $5.348 per million British thermal units, and further expanding to 7.00%, currently at $5.417 per million British thermal units [4][12] - Domestic fuel oil futures saw a daily increase of 6%, currently at 2,770.00 yuan [5][13] Group 5: Macro and Market Impact - On a macro level, there is a renewed trend in global asset diversification, with emerging market stocks, currencies, and precious metals continuing a strong start in 2026, closely related to the pressure on the U.S. dollar due to tensions between the U.S. and Europe [6][14] - Additionally, geopolitical uncertainties are further elevating safe-haven sentiment, as discussions among Russian, American, and Ukrainian delegations continue in Abu Dhabi. New U.S. sanctions on Iran targeting its oil and energy export networks may impact energy market supply expectations [7][15]