Gold tumbles as profit-taking hits commodities

LA Times reports that Gold futures sank $44.10, or 3.1%, to $1,378.50 an ounce, the biggest one-day drop since July 1.

LA Times reports that Gold futures sank $44.10, or 3.1%, to $1,378.50 an ounce, the biggest one-day drop since July 1.
The market news is quoted as saying:

Gold was up for five straight months through December, but with Tuesday’s drop the price is back to where it was in late November.

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Markets

TSX

21676.92

+20.87

TSXV

571.04

-0.80

DOW

37777.88

+24.57

S&P 500

5018.87

-3.34

NASD

15656.51

-26.87

ASX

7605.60

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Gold	2387.11	+19.45
Silver	28.40	+0.18
Copper	4.46	+0.09
Oil	83.02	+0.33
Heating Oil	2.55	-0.03
Natural Gas	1.75	+0.04

Commodities

Gold

2387.11

+19.45

Silver

28.40

+0.18

Copper

4.46

+0.09

Oil

83.02

+0.33

Heating Oil

2.55

-0.03

Natural Gas

1.75

+0.04

Gold tumbles as profit-taking hits commodities

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