Gold slips into another holiday week
Gold prices stagnated on Monday, drifting slightly higher after putting in some wide swings during Christmas week.
At last check, gold for February delivery GCG5, -0.16% was up 40 cents to $1,195.80 an ounce. Silver for March delivery SIH5, +0.02% ticked up slightly to $16.20 an ounce.
Gold prices ended last Friday on a big uptick but still finished down a bit for the holiday-shortened week due to heavy losses in the prior sessions.
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“Short term volatility will be high, but the price will trend higher,” he wrote. “Gold is working off what is an overbought technical condition, and should be poised to stage a significant rally by early January.”
In other metals trading, platinum for April delivery PLJ5, -0.23% gave up 50 cents to $1,219.40 an ounce. Palladium for March delivery PAH5, -0.62% shed $1.35 to $817.25 an ounce.
High-grade copper for March delivery HGH5, +0.09% tacked on 1 cent to $2.83 a pound.
Source: MarketWatch – Gold slips into another holiday week
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