Market Updates
Gold Falls, Silver Gains
Ivaylo
26 Jan, 2007
New York City
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Precious metals hit their strongest levels of the year Thursday, although gold eventually retreated from all of its gains due to a turn lower in crude oil and a rise in Treasury yields. Silver sustained its advance. Platinum, palladium and copper gained as well. All energy stocks declined, while Arabica coffee futures rose. Raw sugar slipped to a one-year low on producer selling and pressure from local and small speculators.
[R]5:00AM Gold and silver prices advanced Thursday on rise in oil stocks.[/R]
February gold ended 10 cents lower at $648.10 a troy ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange. March silver gained 21.7 cents to $13.49. April platinum closed up $14.90 at $1,188 an ounce and March palladium gained $6.30 to $355.45 an ounce.The most active March copper contract added 5.30 cents to settle at $2.6545 per pound.
The front-month March crude oil contract finished down $1.14 at $54.23 a barrel. February heating oil shed 3.48 cents to $1.5491 a gallon. Front-month gasoline fell 1.75 cents to $1.4441 a gallon and February natural gas ended down 51.6 cents at $6.905 per million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, March Arabica coffee futures settled up 1.30 cents at $1.1695 a pound, with May up 1.30 cents at $1.2015. March futures on raw sugar in foreign ports settled down 0.07 cent at 10.69 cents a pound, with May off 0.05 cent at 10.88 cents.
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