Gold and silver prices increased on Friday afternoon, supported by a retreat in crude oil prices and a softer U.S. dollar, despite markets pricing in a high chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week. Spot gold rose 0.73% to around $4,347 an ounce, and silver gained 1.28% to about $64.26. The August U.S. inflation report met expectations, calming risk appetite and lifting equity markets, while oil prices fell about 3% after hitting a four-month high. The market remains cautious, with gold and silver needing to break key resistance levels for a sustained rebound amid ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply and inflation expectations.
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Bitcoin's price dropped to around $80,494, down 1.26%, alongside a 14.11% decline in trading volume, indicating weaker market participation. Despite increased network activity and a slight rise in Bitcoin's market dominance, sentiment remained neutra...
