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     gold economy is falling to the lowest level as the dollar rises Empty gold economy is falling to the lowest level as the dollar rises

    Post by Rocky Fri Dec 08, 2017 5:32 am

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    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gold fell more than 1 percent on Thursday, hitting a four-month low as US stocks and the US dollar rallied on optimism of a US tax reform. 
    Spot gold fell 1.38 percent to $ 1246.31 an ounce in late US trade, the lowest level since August 8.

    US gold futures for February delivery fell 13 dollars or 1 percent to settle at $ 1253.10 an ounce.

    The dollar index touched a two-week high on Monday with optimism that the United States will push ahead with tax reform by the Dec. 22 deadline.

    Among other precious metals, silver fell 1.73 percent to $ 15.69 an ounce, its lowest level since mid-July.

    Platinum fell 1.02 percent to $ 892.50 an ounce after hitting its lowest level since July 11th at $ 889.50. The metal lost about 5 percent this week and is heading for the biggest weekly loss in nine months.

    Palladium rose 1.84 percent to $ 1011.80 an ounce.




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