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Gold Rallies
Ivaylo
02 Aug, 2006
Metals
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The dollar had lost ground and suggested a strong round of buying in gold. The growing tension between Israel and Hezbollah also made prices rise. Silver rose to a high, before settling down, but was up on the day. Copper futures failed to take out the peak on Monday, its best level since July 19. Crude oil finished on the rise too.
[R]5:00AM Gold rushes to two-week high Tuesday due to weak dollar, rising oil.[/R]
Most-traded December gold ended $12 higher at $658.80 a troy ounce. During the session the contract broke to a high of $659.30 an ounce. September silver advanced to a high of $11.81 an ounce, before finishing at $11.74 an ounce, up 37 cents on the day. October platinum closed up $16.90 at $1,258.50 an ounce. Copper futures failed to take out Monday''s peak of $3.6550 but ended higher on the day, due to possible supply disruptions. The most-traded September contract finished up 2.3 cents at $3.5930 per pound.
September light, sweet crude-oil contract finished up 51 cents at $74.91 a barrel. September gasoline ended up 6.44 cents at $2.2762 a gallon and September heating oil added up 4.28 cents at $2.0804 a gallon. September natural gas shed 63.7 cents to settle at $7.574 a million British thermal units. On the New York Board of Trade, September Arabica coffee futures settled 1.05 cent lower at 98.30 cents per pound. October futures for raw sugar in foreign ports ended down 0.01 cent at 14.90 cents a pound.
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