On September 20th, the metal market: As of the interday closing on September 20th, the domestic basic metals collectively rose, with Xi’an Tin leading the way with a 2.23% gain, followed by Shanghai Copper and Shanghai Lead, which rose more than 1% each. Shanghai Copper rose 1.27%, while Shanghai Lead rose 1.16%. The remaining basic metals rose by less than 1%. The main-contract price of alumina rose 0.87%. As of 15:03, the basic metals on the foreign market also rose collectively, with LME Tin rising 1.64%, and the remaining metals rising by less than 1%. The main-contract price of lithium carbonate rose 0.2%, while the main-contract price of industrial silicon fell 2.85%. The Euronav liner shipping index fell 2.19%. In the black metal sector, except for stainless steel and rebar, all rose, with stainless steel falling 0.11% and rebar falling 0.28%. Iron ore rose 0.15%. In the dual-carbon sector, both coal and coke rose, with coal rising 0.35% and coke rising 0.45%. In the precious metal sector, as of 15:03, the COMEX gold rose 0.61%, reaching a high of $2635.1 per ounce, setting a new historical high again. The COMEX silver rose 0.29%. Domestically, the Shanghai gold rose 1.08%, reaching a high of 591 yuan per gram, setting a new historical high since its listing. The Shanghai silver rose 2.08%.
