News list for "Gold lasts"
Spot gold continued to rise, standing at $3,320 per ounce, up 0.78% on the day.
Spot gold continued to decline, falling to $3,290 per ounce, down 0.52% on the day.
On April 23rd, spot gold continued to decline, expanding its decline to 2% at $3,315.49 per ounce.
Spot gold continued to decline, widening its decline to 2% at $3,315.49 an ounce.
Spot gold continued to decline, falling back below $3,300 an ounce, down 1.27% during the day.
On April 11, spot gold in Asia continued to rise in early trading, standing at $3,210/ounce, rising more than 1% during the day.
Spot gold continued to rise, setting a new record high of $3,175.62 per ounce, up more than 3% during the day.
According to the market, spot gold rose to $3,130 per ounce, rising nearly $50 during the day, an increase of 1.63%.
Gold continued to be blocked at $2,930, but the central bank's increased holdings provided support for the price, and investors still need to maintain tactical patience. Uncertainty in the crude oil market has increased sharply, and the demand outlook has clouded...
Spot gold continued to rise, standing at $2,360/ounce, a new high since June 7, up 1.38% on the day.
Spot gold continued to decline, falling back below $2,340 an ounce, having fully recouped all the gains made after the PCE announcement.
Spot gold continued to decline, falling to $2,360/ounce for the first time since May 15, falling 0.79% on the day.
Spot gold continued to pull back, falling nearly $15 from the historical high, and is now reported at $2435.60/ounce.
The real trading volume of COMEX gold futures shows that gold continues to decline, and it is clearly dominant everywhere. For details, please refer to "Database-COMEX Gold Futures Real Trading Volume" (newly launched).
Spot gold continued to rebound, rising by $8 in the short term, again standing at $2,390/ounce, up 0.25% in the day.
