Gold was nearly unchanged Monday with a loss of less than 0.1% after falling 0.9% last week.
Gold prices dipped 40 cents to $1,724.90 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. The yellow metal traded from $1,717.70 to $1,735.40 [...]
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Gold prices declined 0.9% this week, bucking expectations of many analysts who had forecasted higher prices before the week’s start. Gold, silver, other commodities and stocks were driven lower towards the end of the week as the U.S. dollar became the investment choice when drama ensued over Greece bailout negotiations.
In closing Friday, gold prices declined $15.90, or 0.9%, to $1,725.30 an ounce in the April futures contract on the [...]
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Gold prices rose Thursday as the U.S. dollar weakened and the euro strengthened in the wake of news that Greece leaders agreed to austerity measures to secure a financial bailout.
Gold gained $9.90, or 0.6% to $1,741.20 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. Gold moved between a low of $1,728.10 and a high of $1,755.50 [...]
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Gold declined Wednesday, taking away a sizeable portion of the sharp gains from the previous day. Profit taking was among the major reasons cited for losses.
Gold prices fell $17.10, or 1.0% to $1,731.30 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. Gold hit an intraday low of $1,726.00 and made it as high as $1,754.80 [...]
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Following two consecutive daily losses, gold rebounded Tuesday when the U.S. dollar fell and bargain hunting ensued. Pressuring the greenback were comments from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke about weakness in the U.S. economy and optimism over reports of progress in a Greece debt deal.
Gold prices gained $23.50, or 1.4% to $1,748.40 an ounce in the April futures contract on the [...]
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The United States Mint has published the coin image for the reverse of the 2012 Native American $1 Coin. Until now, only a line art image of the design was available, and that was released back in November.
As mandated by law and since 2009, the reverse of the dollars have changed annually to feature a unique design celebrating important contributions by Indian tribes and Native Americans [...]
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Gold declined Monday for a second straight session as a stronger U.S. dollar and a "risk-off" mentality pressured the yellow metal.
Gold prices fell $15.40, or 0.9% to $1,724.90 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. Gold moved between a low of $1,714.00 and a high of $1,740.90 [...]
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Gold prices rose 0.5% this week despite a $19 loss on Friday which was triggered by a stronger than expected U.S. jobs report. Said report showed that the unemployment rate fell to 8.3% — the lowest level since February 2009 — from the 8.5% reading in December.
In closing Friday, gold prices declined 1.1% to $1,740.30 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. Prices traded as low as $1,726.20 and as high as $1,765.90 [...]
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Gold reached a two-month high and advanced for a third straight session Thursday. Earlier in the day, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke reminded investors of the Fed’s intentions to keep interest rates near zero until late 2014. Bernanke also noted that there were some signs of an improving U.S. economy but that there are difficult times ahead. His comments were taken as bullish for commodities.
Gold prices added $9.80, or 0.6%, to $1,759.30 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York [...]
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Gold advanced modestly Wednesday in kicking-off the first trading day in February. The increase marked a second straight day of gains and came on the heels of a weaker U.S. dollar.
Gold prices advanced $9.10, or 0.5%, to $1,749.50 an ounce in the April futures contract on the Comex in New York. Gold touched an intraday low of $1,735.40 and reached a high of $1,754.00 [...]
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