Gate TradFi Expands into Traditional Financial Asset Trading; Silver and Gold Both Hit Record Highs
Svmuu News: According to the latest data from Gate, precious metal prices are surging. Silver hit a new intraday record high of $94.00 per ounce, with a daily gain of over 4%, and is currently trading at $93.29 per ounce; Gold hit a 24-hour high of $4,687.55 per ounce, with its intraday gain expanding to 2%, and is currently trading at $4,664.96 per ounce, with both metals setting new all-time highs. It is reported that Gate TradFi has officially launched CFD trading services for traditional financial assets, including gold, silver, forex, indices, commodities, and select popular stocks. These features are now fully integrated into the Gate App, allowing users to conveniently trade global asset prices without switching platforms. This unlocks more trading opportunities beyond crypto assets and continues to enhance the multi-asset allocation experience.
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