Gate’s latest data showed gold rising to $4,621.62 an ounce, up 0.29% on the day, while silver climbed to $69.309 an ounce and fell 0.85% intraday. In FX, USD/CNH edged up 0.01% to 6.71823 and USD/JPY slipped 0.16% to 158.727. European stock indices were mixed, with EUSTX50 and UK100 higher and GER40 lower. WTI and Brent both declined. Gate said users can trade traditional financial market products directly on its platform, including precious metals, FX, stock CFDs, major indices and commodities, through Gate App and web.
Gate’s latest figures show mixed moves across metals, FX, equities and oil
Gate’s latest data showed gold rising to $4,621.62 per ounce, up 0.29% on the day. Silver climbed to $69.309 per ounce, but was down 0.85% intraday.
FX markets were little changed, with USD/JPY lower
In foreign exchange, USD/CNH rose 0.01% to 6.71823. USD/JPY fell 0.16% to 158.727.
European indices traded unevenly
Among global stock indices, EUSTX50 gained 0.39% to 6,457.68. UK100 rose 0.01% to 10,816.3. GER40 slipped 0.09% to 26,124.4.
Oil prices also eased
WTI crude fell 0.67% to $86.52 a barrel. Brent crude was down 0.21% at $93.37 a barrel.
Gate TradFi is available in the app and on web
Gate said users can trade traditional financial market products directly on its platform, including precious metals, FX, global stock contracts for difference (CFDs), major indices and commodities. The Gate TradFi features are fully integrated into both the Gate App and the web platform, allowing users to trade global asset prices without switching platforms.
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