Gold at 2-Week Low of $1,368
Spot gold fell more than $17 June 11 to $1,368.61 an ounce.
Spot gold fell more than $17 June 11 to $1,368.61 an ounce.
Nasdaq reports that China will launch two gold bullion ETFs.
Bloomberg reported that, according to technical analysis from Bank of America Corp., gold is poised to plummet to $1,250 an ounce over the next month.
Spot gold fell as low as $1,375.99 an ounce June 10 — a near two-week low, before recovering 0.1 percent to $1,384.79, Reuters reported.
Reuters reported that gold built on Friday's losses in London on Monday, against a strengthening dollar. As quoted in the market report:
Reuters reported that gold held ground above $1,400 an ounce on Thursday, while investors wait for word on U.S. jobs data, and were encouraged by the ECB's decision to hold rates steady, citing confidence in a gradual recovery
Gold prices were back up June 5 to $1,402.41 an ounce, an increase of $2.80 from the previous session, Reuters reported.
CNBC reported that gold was given a push over $1400 an ounce on Wednesday, boosted by weaker than expected U.S. employment data, reducing speculation that the U.S. Feds will scale back its $85 billion monthly bond-buying program.
The International Business Times reported that major gold consumer, India plans to extend restrictions on gold imports.
Gold prices fell below the $1,400 an ounce mark June 4 due to fears that India — the world's top gold consumer — may lower its demand for the metal.
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