Gold futures ended higher on Wednesday, rebounding from their lowest levels of the year, as a rally in stocks that took two of the three main U.S. equity indexes to records cooled, providing support for the haven metal. However, a perky dollar ” hovering around its highest level in about 22 months ” kept prices for the metal off the session™s high. Gold for June delivery rose $6.20, or 0.5%, to settle at $1,279.40 an ounce. The most-active contract settled at its lowest levels since...
Gold futures tallied back-to-back gains on Thursday, but found only modest support for the session against a backdrop of mixed trading in the U.S. stock market on the heels of the latest earnings reports and economic data. Gold for June delivery tacked on 30 cents, or 0.02%, to settle at $1,279.70 an ounce. The most-active contract settled at its lowest levels since about Dec. 26 on Tuesday, according to FactSet data, before a 0.5% rebound on Wednesday. May silver fell back by 3.7 cents, or...
Gold held an advance amid concerns about global growth and as investors assessed corporate earnings. South Korean gross domestic product unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter and markets are awaiting U.S. data that™s due on Friday. In Europe, key gauges of confidence in Germany and France unexpectedly deteriorated in a sign that a long-expected rebound may still be some way off. U.S. stocks retreated from a record. Spot gold -0.1% to $1,274.58/oz at...
Gold futures resumed their march lower Thursday, courting fresh lows for the year, as a perky dollar, hovering near its highest level in nearly two years, proved to be a drag on precious metals. Primary metals market focus, however, was pinned on the ICE U.S. Dollar Index which gained nearly 0.3% early Thursday. A stronger U.S. unit can make buying the buck-pegged commodity comparatively more expensive for investors using other currencies. As the dollar gained, gold for June delivery was...
There's probably more OPEC oil already landing in the United States, regardless what the Saudis say, and the hedge funds may soon wise up to drive prices lower again. Oil prices slid on Wednesday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that crude stockpiles in the country rose about five times more than expected last week. Imports grew the most since mid-March amid new momentum in the market's four-month long rally. New York-traded West Texas Intermediate crude settled down...
Crude was mixed on Monday, with signs of rising U.S. oil production and a stronger dollar pressuring prices, which saw a hefty drop last week.
Leading the losses, U.S. benchmark March West Texas Intermediate crude oil US:CLG9 fell 42 cents, or 0.2%, to $52.50 a barrel, after tumbling 4.6% last week - the largest loss since the week ended Dec. 21, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
International benchmark April Brent inched up 11 cents to $62.21 a barrel, after dropping 1% last week.
Baker Hughes on Friday reported that the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil rose by 7 to 854 last week. The rig count declined by 15 a week earlier, while the total active U.S. rig count edged up by 4 to 1,049.
Source: Marketwatch
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Gold futures ended higher on Wednesday, rebounding from their lowest levels of the year, as a rally in stocks that took two of the three main U.S. equity indexes to records cooled, providing support for the haven metal. However, a perky dollar ” hovering around its highest level in about 22 months ” kept prices for the metal off the session™s high. Gold for June delivery rose $6.20, or 0.5%, to settle at $1,279.40 an ounce. The most-active contract settled at its lowest levels since...
Gold futures tallied back-to-back gains on Thursday, but found only modest support for the session against a backdrop of mixed trading in the U.S. stock market on the heels of the latest earnings reports and economic data. Gold for June delivery tacked on 30 cents, or 0.02%, to settle at $1,279.70 an ounce. The most-active contract settled at its lowest levels since about Dec. 26 on Tuesday, according to FactSet data, before a 0.5% rebound on Wednesday. May silver fell back by 3.7 cents, or...
Gold held an advance amid concerns about global growth and as investors assessed corporate earnings. South Korean gross domestic product unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter and markets are awaiting U.S. data that™s due on Friday. In Europe, key gauges of confidence in Germany and France unexpectedly deteriorated in a sign that a long-expected rebound may still be some way off. U.S. stocks retreated from a record. Spot gold -0.1% to $1,274.58/oz at...
Gold futures resumed their march lower Thursday, courting fresh lows for the year, as a perky dollar, hovering near its highest level in nearly two years, proved to be a drag on precious metals. Primary metals market focus, however, was pinned on the ICE U.S. Dollar Index which gained nearly 0.3% early Thursday. A stronger U.S. unit can make buying the buck-pegged commodity comparatively more expensive for investors using other currencies. As the dollar gained, gold for June delivery was...
There's probably more OPEC oil already landing in the United States, regardless what the Saudis say, and the hedge funds may soon wise up to drive prices lower again. Oil prices slid on Wednesday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported that crude stockpiles in the country rose about five times more than expected last week. Imports grew the most since mid-March amid new momentum in the market's four-month long rally. New York-traded West Texas Intermediate crude settled down...