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by Ed Steer
Ed Steer’s Gold & Silver Daily, Casey Research
Yesterday In Gold & Silver
It was a nothing sort of day in the gold market on Wednesday. The high, such as it was, came shortly after 2 p.m. in Hong Kong trading—and then it was a long, slow slide during the London and New York trading session. The gold price dipped under the $1,200 spot mark on a couple of occasions, but managed to close above it, but only by a whisker.
The high and low ticks are barely worth the trouble of looking up. The CME Group recorded them as $1,208.40 and $1,197.70 in the April contract.
Gold closed yesterday at $1,200.30 spot, down $3.20 from Tuesday’s close. Net volume was pretty quiet at only 98,000 contracts or so.
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