Market Updates
Gold, Silver Gain
Ivaylo
28 Sep, 2006
New York City
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Over the last couple of weeks, gold futures have been able to stabilize even with the energy prices going lower. There have been some indications of lower prices starting to trigger stronger demand in cash markets for gold. Energy prices have begun to stabilize, despite a bearish inventory report on Wednesday. That, in turn has attracted stronger buying interest and reduced selling interest in gold.
[R]5:00AM Gold and silver futures advanced on Wednesday.[/R]
December gold advanced $6.20 to $603.30 a troy ounce on the NYME, while December silver added 20.5 cents to $11.70. October platinum rose $7.40 to $1,139 an ounce, while the January futures gained $3.90 to $1,147. December palladium gained $1.35 to $320 an ounce. Most-active December copper was up 2.10 cents at $3.4870 per pound.
November crude oil settled up $1.95 at $62.96 a barrel after hitting an intraday high of $63.10 a barrel. October heating oil rose 5.63 cents to end at $1.7141 a gallon. October gasoline moved 4.81 cents higher to $1.5399 a gallon. October natural gas settled down 32.5 cents at $4.201 a million British thermal units. On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee futures closed unchanged at $1.0690 a pound and March settled flat at $1.1075. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for October sank 0.04 cent at 10.15 cents a pound and March gained 0.06 cent to 11.17 cents.
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