On the day the US CPI was released, New York gold futures fell more than 0.2%, while the gold and silver index and gold mining index continued to set closing historical highs

On Thursday (September 11), at the New York close, spot gold fell 0.18% to $3,634.07 per ounce. It dropped to a daily low of $3,614.02 when the U.S. CPI inflation data was released at 20:30 Beijing time, and then rebounded to near $3,645—hitting a daily high of $3,649.09 at 09:30 Beijing time, showing a blunt V-shaped trend throughout the day.

COMEX gold futures fell 0.24% to $3,675.00 per ounce.

The NYSE ARCA Gold Miners Index closed up 1.65% at 273.77 points, continuing to set a new closing historical high, after a slight lower opening, it maintained a steady upward trend throughout the day.

The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index closed up 1.55% at 1,950.37 points, continuing to set a new closing historical high. It maintained a slight upward trend from the Asia-Pacific session until the U.S. stock market opened—continuously trading above 1,925 points, and then rising steadily, smoothly, and significantly.

Spot silver rose 0.99% to $41.5625 per ounce, with this industrial metal showing a relatively significant increase after the U.S. CPI data was released.

Spot platinum fell 0.86% to $1,384.65 per ounce; spot palladium rose 0.79% to $1,191.61 per ounce