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Gold futures settled higher on Thursday, rebounding from their lowest close in almost seven weeks on signs the Federal Reserve is in no hurry to hike interest rates.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.02% tacked on $7.40, or 0.5%, to settle at $1,207.60 an ounce on Comex.
Gold futures settled at their lowest level in nearly seven weeks on Wednesday, then clawed their way back up in the immediate wake of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s January meeting.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +1.27% settled at $1,200.20 an ounce on Comex, down $8.40, or 0.7%, on Wednesday — their lowest settlement since Jan. 2, based on the most-active contracts.
Gold futures settled on Tuesday at their lowest level in six weeks on bets that Chinese demand for the metal will take a hit as the nation gears up for Lunar New Year celebrations.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, -0.14% fell $18.50, or 1.5%, to settle at $1,208.60 an ounce on Comex. Prices, based on the most-active contracts, haven’t settled at a level this low since Jan. 5.
Gold prices traded slightly higher in electronic trading on Monday, with the dollar weak as attention stayed fixed on Greece’s debt talks in Brussels.
Gold for April delivery GCG5, -0.01% gained $4.30, or 0.3%, to $1,231.40 an ounce in electronic trading. Physical markets are closed in the U.S. for the Presidents’ Day holiday.
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Gold futures settled higher for the second-consecutive day Friday, paring the precious metal’s loss for the week.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.59% gained $6.40, or 0.5%, to settle at $1,227.10 an ounce on Comex. Prices based on the most-active contracts were down about 0.6% on the week.
Gold prices posted its first gain in three sessions, albeit a modest one, following a pullback for the U.S. dollar, disappointing economic data and news of strong demand for the metal in the fourth quarter of last year.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.56% rose $1.10, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,220.70 an ounce on Comex. Prices had fallen by nearly $22 in the past two trading sessions.
Gold futures on Wednesday marked their lowest close in about a month as some investors lost interest in the metal on the back of a stronger U.S. dollar.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.11% fell $12.60, or 1%, to settle at $1,219.60 an ounce on Comex. Prices, based on the most-active contracts, haven’t settled at a level this low since Jan. 8.
Gold futures settled with a loss of more than $9 an ounce on Tuesday, with strength in the U.S. dollar and a rise in equities dulling the metal’s appeal, but investors continue to keep an eye on ongoing turmoil in Greece.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.30% shed $9.30, or 0.8%, to settle at $1,232.20 an ounce on Comex. March silver SIH5, +0.66% dropped almost 20 cents, or 1.2%, to $16.87 an ounce.
Gold prices scored their first gain in three sessions on Monday as financial turmoil in Greece, weaker-than-expected trade data from China and declines in U.S. equities buoyed the metal’s investment appeal.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.12% rose $6.90, or 0.6%, to settle at $1,241.50 an ounce on Comex. Prices had hit the lowest settlement since Jan. 14 in Friday’s session, losing 3.5% last week.
Gold prices bounced back on Monday after investors last week showed an increasing appetite for riskier assets.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.47% rose $5.40, or 0.4%, to $1,240 an ounce. Prices hit the lowest settlement since Jan. 14 in the prior session and lost 3.5% for the week.
Gold futures settled lower on Thursday, but held ground above $1,260 an ounce as traders await key U.S. employment data due this week for hints on demand for metals.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.29% shed $1.80, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,262.70 an ounce after gaining $4.20 on Wednesday. March silver SIH5, +0.46% lost 20 cents, or 1.1%, to $17.196 an ounce.
Gold and other metals prices settled higher on Wednesday, getting a boost from the Chinese central bank’s decision to cut the reserve-requirement ratio for banks in an aim to boost growth.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.59% added $4.20, or 0.3%, to settle at $1,264.50 an ounce after falling by more than $16 on Tuesday.
Gold skidded on Tuesday as its safe-haven appeal faded with Greece taking a much more accommodating stance on its standoff with the European Union on repayment of debt.
Gold for April delivery GCJ5, +0.25% fell $16.60, or 1.3%, to settle at $1,260.30 an ounce. March silver futures SIH5, +0.11% rose 7 cents to $17.32 an ounce.
Gold lost some of its earlier momentum to snap a seven-day winning streak Wednesday, unable to defend its first foray above $1,300 an ounce since August.
Gold for February delivery GCG5, -0.12% relinquished its earlier high to dip 50 cents to settle at $1,293.70 an ounce after settling at its highest price in five months Tuesday.
Gold gained for a seventh straight day to settle at its highest price in five months Tuesday, after the Swiss National Bank last week triggered turmoil in currency markets and investors looked ahead to this week’s meeting of the European Central Bank.
Gold for February delivery GCG5, +0.62% settled up $17.30, or 1.4%, at $1,294.20 an ounce, on the New York Mercantile Exchange. That’s the highest settlement for gold since Aug. 19. The seven-day rally has resulted in a 7.1% rise in gold prices.
Gold prices slipped Monday, easing from a gain last week that marked the precious metal’s best weekly performance in more than a year.
Gold for February delivery GCG5, +0.93% shed $2, or 0.2%, to $1,274.90 an ounce in electronic trading. Floor trading at the CME was closed Monday for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
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Gold prices moved higher Friday, as a weak reading on U.S. inflation helped the dollar regain some strength.
After a $30 surge on Thursday to its best finish since Sept. 5, gold GCG5, +1.23% for February delivery rose $12.10 to close at $1,276.90 an ounce. March silver SIH5, +3.96% rose 65 cents to settle at $17.75 an ounce in New York trading..
Gold for February delivery GCG5, -0.06% slipped $7.10, or 0.6%, to $1,227.40 an ounce as stock futures pointed to a rebound for Wall Street on Thursday. March silver SIH5, -0.81% fell 21 cents, or 1.2%, to $16.78 an ounce.
Gold for February delivery GCG5, -0.44% shed $5.10, or 0.4%, to $1,229.40 an ounce. March silver SIH5, -1.67% took a harder hit, off 29 cents, or 1.7%, at $16.87 an ounce.
Gold prices broke higher again on Tuesday, maintaining their upward momentum with investors leaning toward caution as earnings season gets underway.
Gold for February delivery GCG5, +0.45% was up $6.20, or 0.5%, to $1,239.00 an ounce, while March silver SIH5, +2.03% climbed 28 cents, or 1.7%, to $16.85 an ounce.
