Silver Leads Precious Metals Higher as Cryptocurrencies Slip

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Silver was the standout performer in early trading, climbing ▲ 2.49% to $67.49 USD. The metal traded between $67.32 and $68.30, capturing gains across the session. Gold followed with a solid advance of its own.

Precious Metals

Gold rose 1.42% to $4,409.80 USD, trading within a range of $4,391.20 to $4,431.10. Both precious metals extended their recent strength, with silver's outperformance highlighting continued demand for the industrial metal alongside its safe-haven appeal.

Cryptocurrencies

Digital assets turned lower in the same period. Bitcoin declined ▼ 0.43% to $78,275.00 USD, moving between $77,977.00 and $79,636.00. Ethereum fell ▼ 0.70% to $2,472.85 USD, with price action bounded by $2,456.31 and $2,519.57.

Currencies and Gulf Pairs

Major currency pairs showed minimal movement. The euro held steady at 0.8596 EUR per dollar, down ▼ 0.12%. Sterling eased ▼ 0.24% to 0.7380 GBP per dollar. Gulf region pairs—QAR, SAR, and AED—remained flat with no change recorded.