Market Updates
Gold Rebounds
Ivaylo
20 Nov, 2006
New York City
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Initially gold sold off as energy prices weakened and the dollar climbed. But then as the dollar pulled back and oil prices pulled up, gold recovered. There is a general sentiment that December gold support area is $615-$618. There is also some feeling that gold could move higher into the end of the year. Platinum and copper rose on Friday too while silver slipped.
[R]5:00AM Gold recovers following energy and currency markets.[/R]
December gold advanced 80 cents to end at $622.50 a troy ounce, after initially trading as low as $614.50. December silver lost 14.5 cents to close at $12.80. January platinum gained $2.80 to finish at $1,192.10 an ounce and December palladium dipped $4.30 to $317.95 an ounce. Most-active December copper settled up 1.65 cents at $3.0575 per pound.
December crude oil lost 45 cents to end at $55.81 a barrel. December heating oil settled down 0.84 cent to $1.6689 a gallon. December gasoline rose 1.15 cent to $1.5411 a gallon. December natural gas gained 42.4 cents to end at $8.179 a million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee futures closed 3.40 cents lower at $1.1310 a pound. March futures of raw sugar in foreign ports also moved 0.18 cent lower at 11.35 cents a pound.
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