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Commodities declining: gold, silver, and oil barrel today show significant drops
The traditional asset market is experiencing a widespread decline. Exchange data shows that multiple commodity classes and volatility indices are recording significant drops at this moment, reflecting broad pressure on risk investments.
Precious metals under pressure: gold and silver decline sharply
Noble metals are facing a weak phase. Gold has depreciated to $4,955.5 per ounce, a daily retreat of 1.62%. The situation is more severe for silver, which fell to $76.86 per ounce, a much sharper decline of 7.89% during this period. According to Odaily, based on exchange data, the simultaneous movement of both metals suggests coordinated liquidation among investors, indicating a decrease in demand for safe-haven assets.
Volatility contracting: BVIX and EVIX indices continue downward trend
Cryptocurrency market volatility indicators also follow the overall decline. The BVIX (Bitcoin Volatility Index) is currently at 52.39, down 6.04% daily. The EVIX (Ethereum Volatility Index) stands at 70.74, with a daily decrease of 5.73%. This contraction in volatility indices indicates reduced market uncertainty in crypto, suggesting consolidation after periods of intense movement.
Energy market under pressure: WTI and Brent crude oil fall together
The energy sector is also part of this devaluation wave. WTI crude oil dropped 3.28% during the day, trading at $62.88 per barrel. Brent crude oil shows a similar decline of 3.22%, currently priced at $67.65 per barrel. The decline in oil prices today reflects concerns over global demand and possible signs of economic slowdown, pressures dominating the commodity market in this scenario.