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7 Oct 2013
Gold trades shinier on US crisis
FXstreet.com (Chicago) – Most metals print gains at the closing of another bloody session in Wall Street amid the US government shutdown that carries on.
The Dow was down 0.90% along with the Nasdaq down 0.98% and the S&P500 down 0.85%. The US government shutdown starts weighting on Wall Street along the US debt deficit deadline approaching.
Gold is offered at $1,322.30 printing 0.95% gains with lows at $1,307.90 and highs at $1,329.50. Silver is up 2.73% and trades at $22.35 registering lows at $21.65 and highs at $22.50. Platinum is up 1.01% and is offered at $1,402 printing lows at $1,384.20 and highs at $1,404.60. Palladium is also up and trades at $704 with lows at $695.60 and highs at $706. Finally, copper is down 0.11% and is offered at $3.2975 with lows at $3.2640 and highs at $3.3130.
The Dow was down 0.90% along with the Nasdaq down 0.98% and the S&P500 down 0.85%. The US government shutdown starts weighting on Wall Street along the US debt deficit deadline approaching.
Gold is offered at $1,322.30 printing 0.95% gains with lows at $1,307.90 and highs at $1,329.50. Silver is up 2.73% and trades at $22.35 registering lows at $21.65 and highs at $22.50. Platinum is up 1.01% and is offered at $1,402 printing lows at $1,384.20 and highs at $1,404.60. Palladium is also up and trades at $704 with lows at $695.60 and highs at $706. Finally, copper is down 0.11% and is offered at $3.2975 with lows at $3.2640 and highs at $3.3130.