Market Updates
Gold Rebounds
Ivaylo
25 Oct, 2006
New York City
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Gold finished higher on Tuesday, scoring its first gain in three sessions with oil prices firming up ahead of U.S. supply data and the dollar slightly weaker as the Federal Reserve met to discuss interest rates.The market rebounded from support around the session low of $576. It is just above a series of three straight lows between $573 and $574.50 hit Oct. 10 through 12. Short covering and fund buying occurred. Platinum and copper declined.
[R]5:00 AM Gold and silver futures rebounded Tuesday, on oil stocks recovery.[/R]
December gold futures advanced $4.70 to end at $587.60 a troy ounce on the NYME. December silver gained 18 cents to settle at $11.85 an ounce. January platinum fell $11.30 to $1,063.10 an ounce but bounced from a $1,053 low. December palladium rose $1.65 to $323 an ounce. December copper declined 3.30 cents to finish at $3.4180 per pound.
December crude oil gained 54 cents to close at $59.35 a barrel. November heating oil settled up 2.62 cents at $1.6952 a gallon. November unleaded gasoline moved higher 6.65 cents to emd at 1.5380 a gallon. November natural gas advanced 21.0 cents to settle at $7.091 a million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee closed 0.30 cent higher at $1.0715 a pound, with March up 0.40 cent at $1.1110. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for March edged down 0.11 cent to close at 11.69 cents a pound.
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