Gold Falls to $4,412.76, WTI Crude Rises to $92.4 as Gate Expands TradFi

Gold Falls to $4,412.76, WTI Crude Rises to $92.4 as Gate Expands TradFi

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2026-09-07 01:01:00
Gate data shows gold dipped 0.17% to $4,412.76/oz, silver fell to $66.086/oz. USD/CNH rose 0.02%, USD/JPY fell 0.04%. European equity indices were mixed: Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.11%, FTSE 100 flat, DAX 40 down 0.08%. WTI crude gained 0.29% to $92.4/bbl, while Brent crude slipped 0.09%. Gate now offers trading of traditional financial products including precious metals, forex, CFDs, indices, and commodities.

Precious Metals and Forex

Gate’s latest figures show gold slipping 0.17% to $4,412.76 per ounce, while silver fell to $66.086 per ounce. In forex, USD/CNH inched up 0.02% to 6.70664, and USD/JPY eased 0.04% to 155.881.

Global Equity Indices

Across major equity benchmarks, the Euro Stoxx 50 added 0.11% to reach 6,397.67 points. The UK’s FTSE 100 went nowhere, holding at 10,824.1 points. Germany’s DAX 40, by contrast, slipped 0.08% to 26,024.4 points.

Commodities

WTI crude rose 0.29% to $92.4 per barrel. Brent crude moved the other way, down 0.09% to $97.92 per barrel.

Gate Integrates TradFi

Gate has started letting users trade traditional financial products straight from its platform. That includes precious metals, forex, CFDs on global stocks, major indices, and commodities. The Gate TradFi feature is built directly into the Gate App and web interface, so users can track and trade global asset price moves without jumping between platforms. And yes, it gives them more strategy options beyond crypto markets.

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