Market Updates
Platinum Leaps, Gold, Silver End Higher
Ivaylo
08 May, 2007
New York City
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Platinum surged in New York on Monday on fund buying on a day when global activity was lighter than usual as the market in U.K. was closed for public holiday. Gold and silver edged higher but held in narrow ranges, supported by the continuing weakness of the U.S. dollar. Copper futures ended lower after a strike ended in Peru and some traders took profits.
[R]5:00AM Platinum soars Monday, gold and silver advance, copper declines.[/R]
July platinum surged $22.10 to end at $1,350.90 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, while June palladium settled up $2.20 at $379.20 an ounce. June gold ended up 70 cents at $690.40 a troy ounce and July silver added 11 cents to finish at $13.64. The most-active July copper contract fell 4.30 cents to settle at $3.7155 per pound.
June crude oil futures lost 46 cents to close at $61.47 a barrel. June heating oil settled down 2.80 cents at $1.8029 a gallon, while June gasoline futures closed down 2.68 cents at $2.1896 a gallon, after trading at $2.2135. June natural gas declined 15.9 cents to end at $7.779 per million British thermal units.
On the New York Board of Trade, Arabica coffee futures for May delivery closed down 1.10 cents at $1.0190 a pound, with July off 1.20 cents at $1.0480. Most-active July cocoa was unchanged from settlement on Friday at $1,873 a metric ton. Futures on raw sugar in foreign ports for July dipped 0.02 cent to finish at 9.32 cents a pound, with October off 0.02 cent at 9.61 cents. May corn ended 11.75 cents lower to $3.6950 per bushel
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