Market Updates
Gold Falls On Dollar
Ivaylo
23 Jun, 2006
Metals
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Gold also may have found some difficulties approaching the key $600 psychological area, as it reached overnight $598.30 an ounce and then pulled back. The precious metals may also have suffered a bit from a relatively poor performance by the mining stocks. However it is hard to deny the bearish impact of the dollar jump.
[R]5:15AM Gold and silver drop on dollar strength.[/R]
August gold declined $5.60 to $585.40 a troy ounce on NYME. July silver shed 21 cents to $10.21 an ounce. July platinum slipped $17.80 to $1,176.10 an ounce. September palladium lost 60 cents to $313.90 an ounce. The benchmark September copper contract ended 6.15 cents lower at $3.0485 per pound.
Crude oil futures rallied again and briefly advanced above $71 after refinery disruptions in Louisiana powered already soaring gasoline futures. The August crude futures contract finished 51 cents higher to close at $70.84 a barrel after advancing to $71.20 a barrel. July gasoline futures gained 5.2 cents to $2.1180 a gallon. On the New York Board of Trade, Arabica coffee futures closed higher. July advanced 0.6 cent to 95.7 cents a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for July finished up 0.01 cent at 15.75 cents a pound.
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