Gold was higher in the far East on Monday, peaking there at $988, then fell off into the late morning, rallied one last time to just past the noon hour, then fell into the red and stayed there, finishing at $974.60/oz., down $2.00. Overnight, gold has edged higher.
Gold closed the month of May in resoundingly positive fashion yesterday, rising steadily from the far East to late morning in New York, then leveling off and holding its gains through the rest of the day to finish at $979.60/oz., up $20.60. For the week, gold was up 2.4%.
Gold dipped in Hong Kong but was little changed when New York opened on Thursday, but it took off from there, rising as high as $965 just before the noon hour, then eased through the rest of the Comex and the Globex to finish at $959.00/oz., up $10.70. Overnight, gold is sharply higher.
Gold was down from the far East to just before the New York open on Wednesday, bottoming at $948, but moved sharply higher to the noon hour, reaching $959 before falling steeply again into the Globex and leveling off just in the red to finish at $948.30/oz., down $3.80. Overnight, gold has edged higher.
Gold was off steeply in the far East on Tuesday, falling nearly to $940, but as soon as Hong Kong closed, it was up, up and away, with the metal surviving an early dip in New York to push almost back to positive territory, as it finished at $952.10/oz., down $4.40 from Friday. Overnight, gold has drifted lower.
Gold had a boring, if mildly positive, day on Friday, as many traders left their desks to get a jump on the Memorial Day weekend, locking the metal up in a tight range between $950 and $960, leading to a finish at $956.50/oz., up $2.60. For the week, gold added 2.8%.
Gold was up in the far East on Thursday, declined slowly to late morning in New York, but then really ignited, shooting up nearly $20 by the early Globex, then leveled off to finish a second strong day in a row at $953.90/oz., up $16.70. Overnight, gold has been flat.
Gold was marginally higher through the first hour of New York trading on Wednesday, but then took off, adding $12 in under an hour, to its intraday peak of $940, then eased only slightly through the rest of the Comex and the Globex, finishing at $937.20/oz., up $12.20. Overnight, gold has edged higher.
Gold began the day slightly higher in the far East on Tuesday, pushed slowly upward from there through the first half of the Globex, but then tailed off a bit to finish at $925.00/oz., up $7.60. Overnight, gold has edged higher.
Gold was essentially unchanged to mid-morning in New York on Monday, at which point it tumbled more than $11, moved slightly higher into the late Globex, and finally fell again to finish at $917.40/oz., down $13.50. Overnight, gold has edged higher.
