Market Updates
Gold Rises On Weaker Dollar
Ivaylo
17 Aug, 2006
Metals
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The market is reacting well to the slightly weaker U.S. dollar. The reaction of the market seems to back the attitude of the Fed of a slightly slowing economy that is going to keep inflation relatively in check and reduce the need for further rate hikes. That has put a little pressure on the dollar.
[R]5:30AM Gold and silver advance on weakened dollar.[/R]
December gold ended $6.10 higher to $639 a troy ounce on the NYME, while September silver added 20 cents to $12.285. October platinum finished up $9.60 at $1,251 an ounce. September palladium rose $11.70 to $336.40 an ounce.The September copper contract closed 5.75 cents lower at $3.47 per pound on news that union workers softened their demands as talks resumed with company officials.
September light, sweet crude oil finished $1.15 lower at $71.90 a barrel, the front-month contract's first close below $72 since June 27. September gasoline fell 1.41 cents to $1.975 a gallon. September heating oil fell 0.85 cent to $2.015 a gallon. September natural gas settled down 9.5 cents at $6.766 a million British thermal units. On the New York Board of Trade, September Arabica coffee ended 2.10 cents higher at $1.0285 a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for October ended down 0.14 cent at 12.65 cents a pound.
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