Metals Stocks: Gold declines as stocks head higher, dollar drifts

Gold finishes higher on Monday, with prices at their highest since January on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar and losses among many global benchmark stock indexes......»»

Gold futures head higher Wednesday morning, supported by some safe-haven buying, amid developments in Europe that suggest a longer lockdown period due to a renewed spread of COVID-19......»»

Gold futures on Wednesday retreat slightly as a stable dollar and a pick up in yields for sovereign debt, one of the most influential headwinds for bullion, ticked higher......»»

Futures for gold on Friday head for a fourth straight decline, putting bullion on track to notch its second losing streak of that length this month, as dramatic rise in government bond yields has undercut demand for the precious metal......»»

Gold futures trade higher on Thursday and head for a fifth straight session gain, as the prospect of protracted period of accommodative central bank policy has emboldened bullion bulls......»»

Gold prices trade higher Wednesday, with investors attributing its early, modest rise to an attempted recovery from selling in the precious metal and its sister commodity silver......»»

Futures for gold on Wednesday swing between small gains and losses, moving in step with the U.S. dollar, which was seeing a slight move higher as investors turn their attention to incoming U.S. President Joe Biden and the end of the Trump administration......»»

Gold futures were trading lower on Thursday as the recent rise in U.S. bond yields and a firmer dollar created some headwinds for bullion buying.....»»

Futures for gold on Monday are over 2% higher to start trade in 2021, after putting in the best annual return in a decade, with the move for bullion coming as the dollar sinks to around a 2 1/2-year nadir......»»

Gold futures settle higher Tuesday, posting a slight gain as the U.S. dollar softens and gains for equity markets in the U.S. fade in afternoon action......»»

Gold prices head higher on Friday as U.S. economic data underscored the damage from the COVID-19 pandemic on business activity in the America, providing support for bullion to around its highest level so far this month......»»

Gold futures end higher on Tuesday, with support attributed in part to a weaker tone for the U.S. dollar as traders bet on a slow economic recovery, even as efforts to reopen economies that were closed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic are under way......»»

Gold futures were up modestly Tuesday, with support attributed in part to a weaker tone for the U.S. dollar as investors also weigh efforts to reopen economies that were closed in the effort to contain the COVID-19 pandemic......»»

Gold futures head lower on Tuesday, but trade off the session’s worst levels after data revealed that U.S. consumer confidence suffered a record drop in April......»»

Gold futures on Monday end modestly higher, reclaiming a perch above $1,700, as early gains for the dollar fade and as a tumble in crude-oil prices—a sign of waning risk appetite—provide a pathway for the precious metal to gain some ground higher......»»

Gold futures end higher Tuesday, gaining support from concerns about weakness in the global economy, as well as corporate quarterly results, due the cessation of business activity intended to stem the spread of COVID-19......»»

Gold futures on Tuesday headed higher, gaining support from concerns about weakness in the global economy as well as corporate quarterly results due the cessation of business activity intended to stem the spread of COVID-19......»»

Gold futures on Tuesday headed higher, gaining support from concerns about weakness in the global economy as well as corporate quarterly results due the cessation of business activity intended to stem the spread of COVID-19......»»

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Gold futures rally on Thursday to reach their highest levels since late 2012, getting a boost as the dollar declined on the back of the Federal Reserve’s new lending plans aimed to support the hit to the economy from the coronavirus pandemic......»»