Gold prices pushed higher again Tuesday in the wake of reports that the European Central Bank may inject liquidity via corporate bond purchases.
Gold for December delivery GCZ4, -0.29% rose $7 to settle at $1,251.70 an ounce.
Gold prices recovered from back-to-back losses thanks to a combination of global economic uncertainties and overseas demand.
Ole Hansen head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank says exchange-traded funds are coming off their first increased gold holdings in five weeks. But only just barely.
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Gold for December delivery GCZ4, -0.29% rose $7 to settle at $1,251.70 an ounce.
Gold prices recovered from back-to-back losses thanks to a combination of global economic uncertainties and overseas demand.
Ole Hansen head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank says exchange-traded funds are coming off their first increased gold holdings in five weeks. But only just barely.
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