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Crude Oil prices with further gains, Gold price has gained support

18 Oct 2017 | 2 min read
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Crude Oil prices tied on to their broad gains from last Friday. The Gold price was traded just above the level of 1,300 USD per troy ounce at the beginning of the week after it was far above this important level last Friday.

Crude oil

Crude Oil prices tied on to their broad gains from last Friday at the weekly opening. Market spectators identify geopolitical worries as a reason for the increase.

Gold

The Gold price was traded just above the level of 1,300 USD per troy ounce at the beginning of the week after it was far above this important level last Friday. Experts say Gold prices see short-term support at this level.

Copper

The Copper price surge at the weekly opening and left the level of 7,000 USD per ton behind without any resistance. At the same time Copper marked a new three-year-high.

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