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Gold Falls, Silver Climbs

Ivaylo
12 Jun, 2006
Metals

    A little bit of liquidation was going on, but it was very calm and thin on the floor. Although gold reached $622 per troy ounce, it settled $1 down from it opening price. Silver gained, but finished below its $11.51 peak. Copper closed down, as well as palladium, while platinum closed unchanged.

[R]5:00 AM Precious metals finished mixed in New York on Friday.[/R]
August gold finished $1 down at $612.80 a troy ounce on NYME. It traded at $622 before falling down. July silver climbed 13.5 cents to $11.21 an ounce, but closed well down from the $11.51 peak. July platinum closed nearly unchanged, advancing only 10 cents to $1,190.20 after reaching $1,208.80 an ounce. September palladium fell back from a high of $334 to close up $3 for the day at $325.55. The benchmark July copper contract ended 8.95 cents down at $3.2675 per pound. Earlier in the session, the contract reached $3.47 per pound but later pared gains and dipped to a $3.2415 five-week low.

July crude oil contract advanced $1.28 to $71.63 a barrel after dropping to $69.95 in overnight trading. July gasoline contract ended at $2.1528 a gallon, up 5.06 cents on the day. On the New York Board of Trade, July Arabica coffee closed 0.55 cent down at 95.90 cents a pound and September shed 0.55 cent to 98.70 cents a pound. Raw sugar in foreign ports futures for July finished up 0.02 cent at 15.05 cents a pound while October was down 0.01 cent to 15.43 cents a pound.

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