Market Updates
Gold up on Positive Note
Ivaylo
19 Sep, 2006
New York City
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Gold settled on a positive note, and after the deep correction, it is not totally unexpected, but it is too soon to tell if this is a point where the market starts stabilizing or if it is just a pause in the correction. The swiftness by which the implosion in gold prices brought the market to bargain-basement levels also encouraged some speculators to move back in with a bit of added confidence.
[R]5:00AM Gold rises.However, marketmen remain cautious of end of fall.[/R]
December gold rose $9.80 to settle at $592.80 a troy ounce on Monday on the NYME. December silver ended at $11.29 an ounce, up 41.5 cents. October platinum advanced $3.20 higher at $1,166.90 an ounce. December palladium ended the session $3.25 lower at $311.55 an ounce. The most-active December copper contract gained 10.30 cents to settle at $3.4145 per pound.
October crude oil settled at $63.80 a barrel, up 47 cents on top of the 11-cent gain on Friday. October gasoline settled up 0.46 cent at $1.5796 a gallon and October heating oil settled up 2.34 cents at $1.7257 a gallon. October natural gas settled down 4.0 cents at $4.942 a million British thermal units. On the New York Board of Trade, Arabica coffee futures ended lower after industry and speculative buying curbed a fund-led drop to seven-week lows. October futures on raw sugar in foreign ports settled down 0.08 cent at 12.36 cents a pound.
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