New York gold futures rose more than 3% New York silver futures rose about 7% to break through the $50 integer psychological barrier

In late trading in New York on Monday (October 13), spot gold rose 2.27% to US$4,109.17/ounce. It continued to fluctuate and smoothly throughout the day, breaking a new historical high to US$4,117.13 at 00:15 Beijing time.
COMEX gold futures rose 3.21% to US$4,128.80 per ounce, and rose to US$4,137.20 at 00:15, setting an all-time intraday high.
The Philadelphia gold and silver index closed up 4.76% at 309.59 points, breaking through the all-time closing high of 309.12 points set on October 8.
The New York Stock Exchange's ARCA Gold Miners Index closed up 4.00% at 2,201.05 points, approaching the all-time closing high of 2,207.52 points set on October 8. Since the beginning of the Asia-Pacific session, U.S. stocks have been roughly flat before the opening of the market at 21:30, and then "gapped short and opened higher" and continued to fluctuate at high levels.
COMEX silver futures rose 6.86% to US$50.490 per ounce, reaching US$50.625 at 02:37.
Spot platinum rose 2.22% to US$1,632.44 per ounce; spot palladium rose 5.30% to US$1,479.66 per ounce.