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Gold prices ended Wednesday’s session up $7.28 as the dollar weakened after the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting showed some central bankers were watching for evidence.
Gold prices fell $9.20 an ounce yesterday, erasing the gains made in the previous session, as the dollar strengthened and traders locked in profits ahead of the release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s May 2-3 policy meeting.
Gold started the week on a positive note, testing the $1265/1 area after the market found support just above the $1250 level.
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Gold prices settled at $1255.32 an ounce on Friday, gaining 2.23% on the week, as political turmoil in the U.S. and weakness in the dollar lent some support to the precious metal.
Gold prices fell $14.06 on Thursday, ending a five-day streak of gains, as the dollar strengthened and stock markets recovered ground.
Gold prices ended Wednesday’s session up $23.72, hitting the highest level in two weeks, as investors sought refuge from volatility in the wider markets.
Gold prices rose $5.91 an ounce on Tuesday as a pullback in U.S. stock indexes prompted investors to move away from risky assets and to rush to safe havens.
Gold prices ended Monday’s session up $2.26, extending their gains to a third straight session, as the dollar eased after U.S. manufacturing data came in weaker than expected.
Gold prices rose for a second straight session and settled at $1228.17 an ounce on Friday as a series of economic data out of the world’s largest economy disappointed the market and weighed on the American dollar.
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Gold prices rose $5.93 an ounce on Thursday, erasing most of the losses posted earlier in the week, as falling U.S. stocks prompted a bit of safe-haven demand.
Gold prices fell for a second day, but the trading range was relatively tight as none of the nearest key levels were broken.
Gold prices fell $4.78 on Tuesday as a rally in world stock markets today kept investors away from the safe-haven metal.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.Gold prices opened with a gap down yesterday as there were no market-sensitive news developments over the weekend to rattle the markets.
Gold prices settled at $1228.41 an ounce on Friday as concerns that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates as early as June, along with a rally in US equities, fueled a loss of more than 3% for the week.
Despite weakness in the dollar, gold prices fell for the third time in four days and hit the lowest level since March 17.