Market Updates
Gold Closes Nearly Flat
Ivaylo
27 Jun, 2006
Metals
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There was not much of a story besides expecting the Fed on Monday. Gold and silver came off of lows in some short covering but light volume and range bound trade capped the highs. That kind of trade is likely to be seen until Thursday, when the Fed will decide on the interest rates.
[R]5:15AM Gold and silver close almost unchanged on Monday.[/R]
The August gold contract ended 30 cents lower at $587.70 a troy ounce. The contract moved slightly into positive territory to reach a session high of $589.50 an ounce for the day session but was unable to hold onto gains. The most-active July silver contract followed gold''s lead and finished lower on the day at $10.24 an ounce, down 4.5 cents. July platinum closed $14.40 higher at $1,181.30 an ounce and September palladium finished $10.75 higher at $320.55 an ounce. The most-active September copper contract ended up 8.20 cents at $3.230 per pound.
August crude oil advanced 93 cents to $71.80 a barrel. July gasoline rose 5.12 cents to $2.1788 a gallon. On the New York Board of Trade, Arabica coffee futures managed to hold above its recent nine-month low at 94.50 cents a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for July closed up 0.31 cent at 15.76 cents a pound while October advanced 0.38 cent to 16.31 cents a pound.
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