On September 25th, domestic gold futures rose by 0.29%

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On September 25, the Shanghai Futures Exchange gold futures contracts fluctuated and rose. The main 2312 contract closed at 471.48 yuan, with active trading but decreasing open interest. In the New York market, December gold futures prices rose to $1,945.6 on the same day.

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2026-04-08 07:18:00

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China Economic Net, Beijing, September 25 — Today, at the Shanghai Futures Exchange, gold futures contracts in the daytime session traded in a high-range consolidation, with active trading and reduced open interest. The domestic gold futures benchmark 2312 contract opened at 470.88 yuan and, by the daytime close, settled at 471.48 yuan, up 0.29% or 1.36 yuan. The settlement price was 470.76 yuan. Trading volume was 75,993 lots. Open interest was 204,002 lots, with daytime open interest decreasing by 282 lots.

As of the close on September 22, on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s gold futures market—the most actively traded—December gold prices rose by $6 on the 22nd, closing at $1,945.6 per troy ounce, up 0.31%.

(Editor: Zhang Xiaobo)

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