Market Updates
Gold Falls On Softer Tone
Ivaylo
07 Jun, 2006
Metals
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The market is finally taking cue from the Fed governors, coming to terms with the inevitable hiking of the interest rates. It now seems that a second rate hike is in the offing come June 10th. That sent the dollar higher against other currencies. On the other hand, the softer stance taken by Iran on its nuclear program helped push the precious metal even lower.
[R]5:00 AM Gold and other precious metal fall on Tuesday.[/R]
August gold shed $14 to $634.70 an ounce on NYME. July silver declined 45 cents to $11.845 an ounce and July platinum ended down $22.60 at $1,235.90 an ounce. September palladium finished $12.95 lower at $351.05 an ounce. July copper contract closed 11.15 cents lower at $3.4895 per pound.
The July crude oil settled at $72.50 a barrel, down 10 cents, after plunging to $71.35. The July gasoline contract advanced 1.46 cents to $2.1788 a gallon after diving to $2.14 a gallon. On the New York Board of Trade, July Arabica coffee finished 2.35 cents lower at 96.10 cents a pound and September lost 2.35 cents to 98.90 cents a pound. July futures on raw sugar in foreign ports ended down 0.30 cent at 15.09 cents a pound while October lost 0.27 cent to 15.46 cents a pound.
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