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1 Oct 2013
Metals tip toeing backwards ahead of US shutdown?
FXstreet.com (Chicago) – Gold advancing modestly throughout Monday and starts Tuesday’s session 0.07% weaker, mirroring late hour performance in Wall Street. After Obama spoke publicly about what the US shutdown implies, the talks continue in Washington with the clock ticking stronger seconds that desperately extinguish and get lost amid so many arguments.
Offered at $1,326.50, gold registers lows at $1,326.20 with highs at $1,331.10. Silver is offered at $21.67 and prints 0.18% losses with lows at $21.67 and highs at $21.75. Platinum is weaker 0.36% and trades at $1,403.00 at session lows with highs at $1,409.90. Copper is also down 0.17% and is offered at $3.3175 with lows at $3.3135 and highs at $3.3245. Finally, palladium is down 0.68% and trades at session lows at $722.20 with highs at $725.
Offered at $1,326.50, gold registers lows at $1,326.20 with highs at $1,331.10. Silver is offered at $21.67 and prints 0.18% losses with lows at $21.67 and highs at $21.75. Platinum is weaker 0.36% and trades at $1,403.00 at session lows with highs at $1,409.90. Copper is also down 0.17% and is offered at $3.3175 with lows at $3.3135 and highs at $3.3245. Finally, palladium is down 0.68% and trades at session lows at $722.20 with highs at $725.