Daily News Letter Equity 31 May 2011 | Stock tips today
The dollar hovered near a two-week low against a basket of currencies.
Gold steady on Greece debt fear.
Brent crude oil fell below $115 a barrel on Monday.
Silver rose as much as 1.3 percent to $38.36.
Gold held steady on Monday, buoyed by the ongoing debt crisis in the euro zone, while silver trimmed gains as a hike in margins by the Shanghai Gold Exchange kept sentiment in check. Shanghai copper fell on Monday on technicals, European debt problems and uncertainty about the monetary policies of the United States and China, on track for a 1 percent loss in May.
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Gold steady on Greece debt fear.
Brent crude oil fell below $115 a barrel on Monday.
Silver rose as much as 1.3 percent to $38.36.
Gold held steady on Monday, buoyed by the ongoing debt crisis in the euro zone, while silver trimmed gains as a hike in margins by the Shanghai Gold Exchange kept sentiment in check. Shanghai copper fell on Monday on technicals, European debt problems and uncertainty about the monetary policies of the United States and China, on track for a 1 percent loss in May.
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The dollar hovered near a two-week low against a basket of currencies.
Gold steady on Greece debt fear.
Brent crude oil fell below $115 a barrel on Monday.
Silver rose as much as 1.3 percent to $38.36.
Gold held steady on Monday, buoyed by the ongoing debt crisis in the euro zone, while silver trimmed gains as a hike in margins by the Shanghai Gold Exchange kept sentiment in check. Shanghai copper fell on Monday on technicals, European debt problems and uncertainty about the monetary policies of the United States and China, on track for a 1 percent loss in May.
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Gold steady on Greece debt fear.
Brent crude oil fell below $115 a barrel on Monday.
Silver rose as much as 1.3 percent to $38.36.
Gold held steady on Monday, buoyed by the ongoing debt crisis in the euro zone, while silver trimmed gains as a hike in margins by the Shanghai Gold Exchange kept sentiment in check. Shanghai copper fell on Monday on technicals, European debt problems and uncertainty about the monetary policies of the United States and China, on track for a 1 percent loss in May.
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