Last Updated : 04 October 2012 at 18:15 IST
Gold prices inching towards $1800 mark
The ECB has left the interest rates unchanged at record low of 0.75%. This has boosted Euro and weakened dollar raising prices of gold.
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LONDON(Commodity Online): Gold prices on the Comex are inching towards $1800 levels as the ECB President Mario Draghi is convening the press meet. Currently the figures are at $1790. The ECB has left the interest rates unchanged at record low of 0.75%. This has boosted Euro and weakened dollar raising prices of gold. At one point the gold prices touched $1797.2.
Silver on the Comex crossed $35 at one time and was seen trading at $34.785 a gain of 0.09 dollars.
The markets look to be highly volatile as the ECB press meet continues.







