Market Updates
Gold Bounces Back
Ivaylo
26 Jun, 2006
Metals
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Gold, had started markedly weaker after the U.S. currency advanced to its most robust levels in nearly two months. While changing, the metals kept within the trading bands they have been in for a week and a half. The metals gradually recovered during the course of the day, due to a move up in the Dow industrials, and also the euro bouncing back above the psychologically important $1.25 mark later in the day.
[R]5:00AM Gold and silver rebound on softer dollar.[/R]
August gold finished up $2.60 to $588 a troy ounce on the NYME. July silver climbed 7.5 cents to $10.285 an ounce, while September advanced 7.5 cents to $10.382 an ounce. July platinum was down $9.20 to $1,166.90 an ounce, while October declined $9.70 to $1,179.40. September palladium lost $4.10 to $309.80 an ounce. The benchmark September copper contract ended 10.25 cents higher at $3.1510 per pound.
August crude oil futures settled 3 cents higher at $70.87 a barrel after rising to $71.30 a barrel. July gasoline futures advanced 0.95 cent to $2.1275 a gallon. July heating oil closed at $1.9626 a gallon, down 0.92 cent. On the New York Board of Trade, July Arabica coffee closed 0.60 cent higher at 95.70 cents a pound. Futures of raw sugar in foreign ports for July finished down 0.30 cent at 15.45 cents a pound.
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