Gold on Wednesday flirted with putting an end to its five-session losing streak, but prices couldn’t shake the lowly levels not seen in four years.
Gold for December delivery GCZ4, -0.47% was up 60 cents at $1,168.40 an ounce, while December silver SIZ4, -0.74% added 4 cents to $16.00 an ounce.
A day earlier, gold had remained stuck in its rut, moving slightly lower as investors continued to digest Japan’s surprise stimulus and the boost it gave the U.S. dollar.
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Gold for December delivery GCZ4, -0.47% was up 60 cents at $1,168.40 an ounce, while December silver SIZ4, -0.74% added 4 cents to $16.00 an ounce.
A day earlier, gold had remained stuck in its rut, moving slightly lower as investors continued to digest Japan’s surprise stimulus and the boost it gave the U.S. dollar.
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