Thursday, January 11, 2007
Base metals mostly higher on session
Story link: Base metals mostly higher on session
by Brian Turner
by Brian Turner
In the metals markets on Thursday gold added close to $4, to $613.70/$614.45 per troy ounce. The gains came even though the dollar strengthened during the day. Most base metals prices were also up, the exception being copper, which dropped $40 to $5,837 per tonne. Three-month nickel added $1,950 late in the session to $33,450 per tonne; it was as high as $34,900 at one point in the trading day. Zinc was $135 higher to $3,875 per tonne, while aluminium gained $35 to $2,745 per tonne.
Related posts to: Base metals mostly higher on session
Nickel adds $400 on session ...
Aluminium prices gain on dropping inventories ...
Base, precious metals see mixed results ...
Gold, platinum each add more than $8 on session ...
Precious metals gain; copper prices decline ...
Latest Metals News:
Gold ends session lower in New York, but gains on week Gold prices retreat after setting new intraday high Gold closes at $1,666 per ounce in New York trade Gold prices at new records on disappointing US data Gold prices lower but comes off session lows on manufacturing data Gold sets new intraday, closing highs to end trading week in New York Copper rises; precious metals prices see declines Gold prices drop on profit-taking, stronger US dollar $1,616.80 per troy ounce: Another record high for gold Gold trades as high as $1,624.30 per ounce in New YorkPrevious: « Base metals prices mixed on news, inventories
Next: Gold higher, base metals prices drop on session »
Visited 1021 times, 1 so far today