Market Updates
Gold, Metals Advance
Ivaylo
25 Sep, 2006
New York City
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On the NYME, gold continues to take cues from the U.S. dollar and fluctuating oil prices. During the session the contract reached a weekly high of $598 an ounce but faced strong resistance up to the psychologically important $600 level. The short-term gold remains within the $570-$595 range and will continue to take cues form the dollar and oil prices.
[R]5:00AM Gold futures at one-year high, metals higher on dollar, oil[/R]
December gold advanced $7.10 at $595.40 a troy ounce and December silver struck a nearly two-week high of $11.49 an ounce but closed at $11.31 an ounce, up 6.5 cents. October platinum gained $8.60 at $1,148.10 an ounce. December palladium rose $12.65 at $321.65 an ounce while December copper added 1.20 cents at $3.4435 per pound.
November crude oil declined $1.04 to $60.55 a barrel, just above the six-month low settlement of $60.46 a barrel Wednesday. October heating oil lost 3.16 cents at $1.6472 a gallon. The October gasoline contract sank 2.82 cents to $1.4712 a gallona and October natural gas settled down 15.4 cents at $4.627 a million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee futures finished up 0.90 cent at $1.0445 a pound and March gained 0.90 cent to $1.0830 a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for October declined 1.10 cents at 10.46 cents a pound.
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