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Ethereum led a strong cryptocurrency rally with an 8.11% gain, while Bitcoin jumped 6.45%. Precious metals and major currency pairs moved more modestly on the day.
Ethereum surged 7.35% and Bitcoin climbed 6.26%, leading a broad risk-asset advance. Precious metals rose moderately as currencies showed mixed movement on the day.
Silver led gains across commodities and digital assets on September 18, climbing 5.38% while gold and cryptocurrencies also posted solid advances.
Silver led the market with a strong <strong>4.20%</strong> advance, while gold and cryptocurrencies posted solid gains. Key currency pairs edged higher against the dollar.
Precious metals surged on Thursday with gold and silver both climbing over 1.5%, while digital assets posted modest gains and major currency pairs remained relatively stable.
Ethereum surged over 1% while Bitcoin climbed 0.77%, and the US dollar strengthened against major European currencies in today's market session.
Silver rallied sharply by nearly 3% while cryptocurrencies fell back, with Ethereum posting the largest loss of the session. Precious metals outperformed digital assets on Wednesday's trading.
Ethereum dropped sharply while silver surged 2.60%, and major currencies showed modest movements as traders repositioned across assets on September 16.
Gold and silver fell more than 1% on Tuesday as cryptocurrencies also retreated, while the US dollar strengthened slightly against the euro and pound.
Precious metals retreated on Tuesday, with gold dropping 0.60% and silver falling 0.96%, while cryptocurrencies remained largely flat and major currency pairs edged higher.
Silver fell sharply by 2.57% on Monday, while gold declined 1.47% amid broader pullback in commodities. Bitcoin gained modestly at 0.58%, though Ethereum slipped 0.70%.
Precious metals retreated on Monday with gold falling 0.44% and silver sliding 0.94%, while cryptocurrency markets showed mixed signals with Bitcoin gaining 0.38% and Ethereum declining 0.54%.
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