Prices of multiple traditional financial assets decline, with silver and crude oil weakening

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to the latest data from Gate, the price of gold has fallen to $4,955.5 per ounce, a daily decrease of 1.62%; the price of silver has fallen to $76.86 per ounce, a daily decrease of 7.89%.

Regarding volatility indices, BVIX (Bitcoin Volatility Index) is currently at 52.39, down 6.04% for the day; EVIX (Ethereum Volatility Index) is at 70.74, down 5.73% for the day.

In commodities, WTI crude oil has decreased by 3.28% today to $62.88 per barrel; Brent crude oil has decreased by 3.22% today to $67.65 per barrel.

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