Market Updates
Modest Gains for Gold
Ivaylo
13 Oct, 2006
New York City
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The energy markets have bounced back a bit. There appears to be limited downside in petroleum markets below the recent lows which might be helping gold stabilize. Also, the dollar is a little bit softer and the euro had risen late Wednesday, after the U.S. trade deficit reached another record. Palladium and copper bucked the upward trend and declined.
[R]5:30AM Gold and silver futures rose slightly on Thursday, as oil rebounded.[/R]
December gold advanced $3.80 to $580.30 a troy ounce on the NYME as well as December silver which added 5 cents to $11.38 an ounce. January platinum gained $1.80 to $1,074.60 an ounce but December palladium declined $1.05 to $307.90 an ounce. The most-active December copper contract fell 2.35 cents to settle at $3.3865 per pound.
The November crude oil contract rose 27 cents to end at $57.86 a barrel after hitting a 10-month low of $57.22 earlier in the session. The November heating oil contract settled up 1.57 cents at $1.6877 a gallon and November gasoline closed largely steady at $1.4509 a gallon. October natural gas settled down 36.8 cents at $5.782 a million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee futures ended up 0.25 cent at $1.0330 a pound. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for March advanced 0.4 cent to finish at 11.13 cents a pound.
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