Market Updates
Gold Dips, Silver Rises
Ivaylo
04 Dec, 2006
New York City
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A little profit-taking was seen on the market. This was occurring toward the end of a week when gold and silver had made big upward moves. Much of the activity was speculative in nature. Silver generally found more buying from funds and speculators than other metals lately. Obviously, a lower dollar helped support silver prices. Crude oil futures settled higher as well as Arabica coffee.
[R]5:00AM Gold prices declined Friday, while silver futures added up on dollar.[/R]
February gold lost $2.30 to end at $650.60 a troy ounce on the NYME. March silver rose 7.5 cents to $14.19 an ounce. January platinum fell $22.20 to $1,154.50 an ounce. March palladium declined $1.60 to $332.75. Most-active March copper settled down 2.35 cents at $3.1720 per pound.
The January crude oil contract advanced 30 cents to close at $63.43 a barrel, their highest close since Sept. 18. January heating oil settled down 0.23 cent to $1.8477 a gallon. January unleaded gasoline gained 1.70 cents to finish at $1.6855 a gallon. December natural gas settled down 42.2 cents at $8.411 a million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, December Arabica coffee futures closed 3.50 cents higher at $1.2320 a pound, with most active March up 3.30 cents at $1.2760. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for March settled down 0.11 cent at 12.26 cents a pound, with May down 0.06 cent at 12.20 cents.
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