According to CoinMeta, on Wednesday (October 14th) at the close of trading in New York, spot gold fell by 1.37% to $4,103.80 per ounce, affected by the CPI data released at 20:30 Beijing time. Gold futures fell by 1.46% to $4,121.90 per ounce. Spot silver fell by 6.08% to $55.5609 per ounce, and silver futures fell by 6.20% to $55.700 per ounce. Copper futures fell by 1.61% to $6.6175 per pound. Spot platinum fell by 3.75%, and spot palladium fell by 2.34%. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index, which trades during U.S. market hours, closed down 4.64%, the Raw Materials Index fell by 1.41%, and the Metals and Mining Index fell by 1.45%. The NYSE ARCA Gold Miner Index closed down 4.14% to 2,397.70 points. The market maintained a slight decline from the start of the Asian-Pacific session until the opening of the U.S. market, then tumbled open and continued to widen its losses upon opening. The ETF Metals and Mining Index also fell by 3.76% to $99.86.