Market Updates
Gold Gains On Weak Dollar
Ivaylo
06 Jun, 2006
New York City
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The lower dollar, higher crude-oil prices and the Iranian commentary over the weekend that still sounds confrontational were responsible for the current state of affairs. Funds and speculators were among the buyers. Monday was the first trading day after Nymex late last week said it was eliminating daily price-fluctuation limits.
[R]5:00AM Precious metals advanced on dollar, oil and Iran.[/R]
August gold rose $7.70 to $648.70 an ounce on NYME. July silver gained 21 cents to $12.295 an ounce and July platinum advanced $13.60 to $1,258.50 an ounce. September palladium climbed $5.65 to $364 an ounce. The benchmark July copper contract ended 1.45 cents up at $3.6010 per pound.
July crude oil ended 27 cents higher at $72.60 a barrel after rising as high as $73.84 in overnight trading. July gasoline rose 3.33 cents to $2.1642 a gallon. On the New York Board of Trade, July Arabica coffee closed 2.80 cents down at 98.45 cents a pound while September shed 2.80 cents to $1.0125 a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for July finished up 0.18 cent at 15.39 cents a pound while October advanced 0.18 cent to 15.73 cents a pound.
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