Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Gold drops $11 in New York
Story link: Gold drops $11 in New York
by Elaine Frei
by Elaine Frei

Precious metals prices fell on Wednesday, with gold down on a rebound from the US dollar and silver suffering its biggest one-day decline in nearly a month.
August gold was $11 lower in early afternoon trade in New York as it dropped to $673.80 after the US dollar gained 0.9 percent on the euro, it’s biggest one-day gain on the shared currency in almost five months.
The dollar also made gains in relation to sterling and the yen.
Meanwhile, silver fell 29 cents to $13.15 in New York for its biggest percentage decline since June 26.
October platinum also saw a decline as it dropped $2.70 to trade at $1,330.90.
Add to Bookmarks:
Related posts to: Gold drops $11 in New York
Gold drops over $27 per ounce ...
Platinum down almost $5 in New York ...
Gold drops almost $15 per ounce in New York ...
Silver price drops slightly ...
Gold drops nearly $7 per troy ounce ...
Latest Metals News:
Gold gains on investor search for safety
Copper prices gain on demand hopes
EMED Mining acquires 100% of Andalucian copper mine
Gold gains on safe-haven status
Gold prices lower as equities recover
Copper drops 17 cents in New York
Bailout uncertainty slows copper trade
Nickel prices drop on higher inventories
Copper prices fall in London, New York
Copper declines on profit-taking, bailout concernsPrevious: « Tibet’s environmental standards restrict miners
Next: Copper drops on US home sales figures »
Visited 1310 times, 1 so far today