The over-the-counter price of gold has surged past $4,550 per ounce, with an intraday increase of 1%. Note: Current global gold market fluctuations are influenced by multiple intertwined factors. The above price reflects real-time trading in the unofficial market. Actual market prices should be referenced alongside official exchange prices, global supply and demand, macroeconomic policies, and other multidimensional information.

The Brent crude oil over-the-counter trading price has surpassed the $92 mark, with an intraday increase of over 0.8%. As one of the world's most important oil pricing benchmarks, fluctuations in Brent prices often have chain effects on the global energy market, transportation costs, and inflation levels in many countries. This price rise is also driven by multiple factors, including changing market expectations regarding the supply and demand structure of crude oil.

The price of gold denominated in offshore RMB has risen over 1% intraday, currently quoted at 992.9447 yuan per gram.

Brent crude oil prices fell below the $92 per barrel mark, with a daily decline of 0.05%. As one of the key global benchmarks for crude oil pricing, Brent crude's price fluctuations are often closely linked to geopolitical situations, global supply and demand expectations, and policy adjustments by major oil-producing countries. This slight pullback in price has also attracted widespread attention from market participants.

According to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, US GOLD CORP's securities offering may reach up to 150 million US dollars.