Market Updates
Gold Advances In Broad Rally
Ivaylo
16 Jun, 2006
Metals
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The precious metals selling slowed down a bit late in the session, with this most pronounced in gold, on obvious profit-taking. The recent decline was not a gold decline, it was not a metals'' decline or even a commodities decline. It was an across-the-board pullback among asset classes, from commodities, to emerging markets, regardless of their individual investment merits.
[R]5:00AM Gold and precious metal embroiled in broad rally.[/R]
August gold ended up $3.80 to $570.30 a troy ounce on NYME. July silver advanced 23.5 cents to $9.97 an ounce. July platinum put $22 up to $1,160.90 an ounce and September palladium advanced $13.15 to $305.80 an ounce. Copper futures recovered most of the steep losses from earlier in the week. The most-traded contract, for July, gained 15.90 cents to finish at $3.2150 a pound.
The July crude oil closed 36 cents higher at $69.50 a barrel after trading in a range of $69.00 to $70.25 a barrel. July gasoline advanced 0.37 cent to $2.0396 a gallon after rallying to $2.0750 a gallon. On the New York Board of Trade, July Arabica coffee futures closed 0.50 cent up at 96.55 cents a pound and September gained 0.50 cent to 98.95 cents a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for July finished up 0.29 cent at 15.00 cents a pound while October advanced 0.28 cent to 15.33 cents a pound.
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