Finotec News Archive - May 12 2008

Gold slides as the Dollar strengths

Gold fell today, as the Dollar recovered against major currencies, after a sell-off last week; the precious metal usually has an inverse relation with the Dollar as the two compete for investors

Joana Fonseca
12 May 2008

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Gold fell today, as the Dollar recovered against major currencies, after a sell-off last week; the precious metal usually has an inverse relation with the Dollar as the two compete for investors. Gold traded at $883.65 at 7:00am GMT, after rising as high as $889.10, compared with $886.30/888.30 in late New York on Friday. “The current momentum in Gold doesn’t look to be strong enough to test the $900 level”, said Naomi Suzuki, senior analyst at Sumitomo Corp.

Finotec Analysis Team
12 May 2008

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