Market Updates
Gold Closes at Three-Session Low
Ivaylo
24 Aug, 2006
Metals
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Despite the fact that traders have gotten their new home sales data, showing marked levels of weakness, they are focusing on the U.S. dollar next possible move and thus the gold market seems to be extremely cautious in taking on fresh long positions at this juncture. For the the time being, the confirmation of a cooling economy has not proven to be the catalyst for a gold rally.
[R]5:00AM Gold futures hit Wendesday three-session low.[/R]
December gold futures finished $1 lower at $633 a troy ounce. Silver futures held onto gains as the benchmark September contract ended 25 cents higher at $12.515 an ounce. October platinum settled $1.30 lower at $1,236.50 an ounce, while September palladium finished up $3.90 at $346.85 an ounce. The September copper futures shed 2.80 cents to settle at $3.4650 per pound on the NYME.
October light, sweet crude oil ended down $1.34 at $71.76 a barrel. September gasoline fell 7.99 cents to $1.8594 a gallon, its lowest close since March 27. September natural gas closed down 13.3 cents at $6.875 a million British thermal units. On the New York Board of Trade, September Arabica coffee ended down 0.85 cent at $1.0735 a pound while December lost 1.25 cents to $1.1135. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for October moved up 0.35 cent to settle at 12.41 cents a pound.
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