Entries Tagged ‘Globex’

Dec. gold down $21.60 at $1,770 on Globex

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Gold lower again after brief move higher on Globex

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Gold up $19.60 on Globex after $1,797.30 NY close

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August gold down $14.20 at $1,586.90 on Globex

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Gold falls on Globex on U.S. debt ceiling progress

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Gold futures lost more ground in electronic trading on Globex Tuesday, pressured by progress in talks to raise the U.S. debt ceiling. President Barack Obama praised a newly unveiled $3.7 trillion U.S. deficit-reduction plan, which could pave the way for a bipartisan agreement. At last check, August gold traded at $1,588 [...]

June gold up $7.50 at $1,524.60/oz on Globex

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April gold up $9.80 to $1,398.40/oz on Globex

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Globex hydromet gold recovery process for refractory ores – Second client success

The developers of a new hydrometallurgical process for treatment of refractory gold ores reports extremely high recoveriesin testwork for a second client. Originally from Mineweb – Daily news headlines

Gold and other metal futures slip on Globex

LONDON (MarketWatch) — Gold futures fell early Friday, as other metals prices also posted declines. Gold for February delivery slipped $18 to 1,369 an ounce in electronic trading on Globex. March silver futures dropped 58 cents, or 2%, to $28.68 an ounce. Originally from MarketWatch

Metals Stocks: Gold futures drop as much as $15 on Globex

Gold futures drop as much as $15 an ounce on Globex as the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to stand pat on interest rates and failure to expand the size of its bond-purchase program dulled investment demand for the precious metal. Originally from MarketWatch

Feb. gold drops $12.60 to $1,391.70/oz on Globex

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Metals Stocks: Gold futures drop more than $10 on Globex

Gold futures drop more than $10 an ounce on Globex as the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to stand pat on interest rates and failure to expand the size of its bond-purchase program dulled investment demand for the precious metal. Originally from MarketWatch