Silver Leads Precious Metals Higher as Crypto Gains Momentum
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Silver delivered the strongest performance among precious metals, climbing ▲ 1.29% to $61.31 USD during the session. Gold, by contrast, remained nearly flat, rising just ▲ 0.06% to $4,144.40 USD as investors showed measured interest in the yellow metal.
Precious Metals
Gold traded between $4,138.10 and $4,163.50 USD, staying within a narrow band despite broader market activity. Silver's outperformance reflected stronger buying interest, with the metal ranging from $60.76 to $61.80 USD.
Digital Assets
Cryptocurrencies extended gains in early European trading. Bitcoin climbed ▲ 1.53% to $86,105.00 USD, while Ethereum gained ▲ 1.11% to $2,717.02 USD. Bitcoin's intraday range stretched to $86,949.00 USD, showing sustained demand for the largest digital asset.
Foreign Exchange
Major currency pairs showed mixed movement. The USD/EUR rate strengthened 1.07% to 0.8888 EUR, while USD/GBP edged up ▲ 0.17% to 0.7557 GBP. Gulf region pegs held steady, with USD/QAR at 3.6400 QAR, USD/SAR at 3.7500 SAR, and USD/AED at 3.6725 AED unchanged.
At a Glance
- Silver: $61.31, up ▲ 1.29%
- Bitcoin: $86,105.00, up ▲ 1.53%
- Ethereum: $2,717.02, up ▲ 1.11%
- Gold: $4,144.40, up ▲ 0.06%
- USD/EUR: 0.8888 EUR, up ▲ 1.07%
- USD/GBP: 0.7557 GBP, up ▲ 0.17%