Gold, Silver, and Crude Oil Slide as Dollar Weakens; Gate TradFi Goes Live

Gold, Silver, and Crude Oil Slide as Dollar Weakens; Gate TradFi Goes Live

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2026-09-04 13:31:03
Gate data shows gold fell 1.19% to $4,416.93/oz and silver dropped 1.22% to $65.588/oz. USD/CNH and USD/JPY declined. European indexes mixed, with DAX 40 gaining 0.26%. WTI crude fell 1.88% to $90.39/bbl, Brent crude down 1.6%. Gate has integrated TradFi functionality for trading precious metals, forex, CFDs, indices, and commodities.

According to the latest data from Gate, traditional financial markets saw broad declines. Gold fell 1.19% to $4,416.93 per ounce, while silver dropped 1.22% to $65.588 per ounce. The dollar weakened against major currencies: USD/CNH slipped 0.17% to 6.70542, and USD/JPY fell 0.14% to 155.572.

European stock indexes showed mixed performance. The Euro Stoxx 50 edged down 0.03% to 6,388.67 points, the UK FTSE 100 declined 0.13% to 10,816.4 points, while Germany's DAX 40 managed a 0.26% gain to 26,110.3 points.

In commodities, WTI crude oil dropped 1.88% to $90.39 per barrel, and Brent crude fell 1.6% to $95.78 per barrel.

Gate has integrated its TradFi functionality into both its mobile app and web platform, allowing users to trade traditional assets including precious metals, forex, global stock CFDs, indices, and commodities without leaving the platform. The move aims to bridge crypto and traditional finance, offering users more diversified asset allocation opportunities.

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