(Reuters) - Gold slipped to a one-week low on Thursday as investors took profits from its 11-week highs, but analysts said firmer oil prices and weaker dollar outlook might support the metal.
Spot gold rose as high as $676.60 an ounce before falling to $666.40. It was quoted at $670.25/670.85 by 1431 GMT, against $674.40/675.20 late in New York on Wednesday when it dropped about 1.5 percent.
Read more at Reuters Africa
Spot gold rose as high as $676.60 an ounce before falling to $666.40. It was quoted at $670.25/670.85 by 1431 GMT, against $674.40/675.20 late in New York on Wednesday when it dropped about 1.5 percent.
Read more at Reuters Africa
No comments:
Post a Comment