International gold prices rose by 1.4%, and the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index in the U.S. closed up about 1.9%, continuing to set historical highs

On Monday, at the end of trading in New York, spot gold rose by 1.39%, reporting at $3,636.48 per ounce. It continued to fluctuate within a narrow range before 14:00 Beijing time, and then began to rise steadily, reaching $3,646.46 at 23:14 Beijing time, continuing to set a new historical high. COMEX gold futures rose by 0.61%, reporting at $3,675.80 per ounce, fluctuating around the $3,630 level before 14:00, and then rebounding steadily, reaching $3,685.70 at 23:14, again setting a new historical high. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index closed up by 1.88%, reporting at 265.93 points, marking two consecutive trading days of gains and setting a closing historical high. The NYSE ARCA Gold Miners Index closed up by 1.48%, reporting at 1,884.28 points, also continuing to set a closing historical high. Spot silver rose by 0.77%, reporting at $41.3211 per ounce. Spot platinum rose by 0.42%, reporting at $1,385.89 per ounce; spot palladium rose by 2.32%, reporting at $1,140.30 per ounce