Gold, Silver Steady-Weaker As U.S. Dollar Rallies Late This Week
Gold and silver prices are near unchanged to just slightly lower in early U.S. trading Friday
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Read moreGold, Silver Down On Firmer U.S. Dollar, Profit Taking
Gold and silver prices ended the U.S. day session lower Thursday, on downside corrections and some profit taking following recent good gains that have seen both markets hit two-month highs this week.
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Kitco News will be live streaming the big event on Friday starting at 11:30am ET. Don’t forget to keep coming back to Kitco.com for live gold price updates on Inauguration Day.
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Gold Extends Early Losses To Trade Solidly Lower, As U.S. Dollar Rallies
(Kitco News) – Gold prices have added on to early declines to trade solidly lower and back below $1,200.00 in mid-morning dealings Thursday.
ECB Remains Cautious On Growth As Global Uncertainty Remains – Mario Draghi
(Kitco News) – While it’s too early to determine the impacts of a Donald Trump U.S. presidency or Britain’s potential hard exit from the European Union, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi struck a cautious tone regarding the euro-zone economy Thursday.