Market Updates
Gold, Silver Little Changed
Ivaylo
12 Jan, 2007
New York City
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Gold and silver futures ended little changed on Thursday, retreating from early gains after a sharp afternoon fall in oil prices. The precious metals declined when oil plunged and the dollar rebounded. Gold and silver appear to be caught in trading ranges not far above the psychological $600 and $12 areas, respectively. Copper futures finished lower, but made an important technical move higher earlier in the day.
[R]5:00 AM Gold and silver end little changed Thursday on oil weakness.[/R]
February gold gained 50 cents to end at $613.90 a troy ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange while March silver finished up 1.5 cents at $12.46 an ounce. April platinum moved down $12 to close at $1,144.80 an ounce. March palladium advanced $1.95 to end at $332.85 an ounce. Most active March copper lost 0.50 cent to close at $2.6590 per pound, after moving above the previous session high to $2.70, its strongest level since Jan. 3.
The February crude oil contract shed $2.14 to end at $51.88 a barrel. It traded at an intraday low of $51.80 a barrel, a level not seen since May 2005. February heating oil slipped 4.51 cents to finish at $1.4804 a gallon. February gasoline settled down 3.87 cents to $1.3905 a gallon and February natural gas declined 46.3 cents to stop at $6.292 per million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, March Arabica coffee futures lost 0.10 cent to end at $1.2065 a pound, with May down 0.10 cent at $1.2375. March futures on raw sugar in foreign ports also dipped 0.10 cent to close at 11.02 cents a pound.
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