Gold and silver prices rise across the board, BTC volatility index BVIX drops 1.27% intraday

BTC-4,21%

Gate News Report, March 6 — According to the latest data from Gate, gold prices rose to $5,107.70 per ounce, up 0.52% intraday; silver prices increased to $82.980 per ounce, up 0.97% intraday.

In the cryptocurrency volatility index, BVIX (Bitcoin Volatility Index) is currently at 54.34, down 1.27% intraday; EVIX (Ethereum Volatility Index) is at 76.21, down 0.04% intraday.

In the foreign exchange market, the USD/CNH (US Dollar to Offshore Chinese Yuan) declined 0.13% intraday, with the current rate at 6.90783; USD/JPY (US Dollar to Japanese Yen) increased 0.20% intraday, with the current rate at 157.876.

Regarding global stock indices, the Europe 50 Index (EUSTX50, Europe’s benchmark stock index) fell 2.03% to 5,669.19 points; the UK FTSE 100 Index (UK100) dropped 1.28% to 10,259.25 points; the Germany DAX40 Index (GER40) declined 1.75% to 23,418.19 points.

In commodities, WTI crude oil (West Texas Intermediate) rose 11.54% intraday to $87.92 per barrel; Brent crude oil (international benchmark) increased 7.77% to $90.61 per barrel.

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