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22:04:06 GMT - Real-time CFD Data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type: Commodity
Group: Metals
Unit: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Prev. Close: 1,252.34
  • Open: 1,252.16
  • Day's Range: 1,252.15 - 1,252.66
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In the table below you'll find the last, change, open, high, low and previous close for each Gold Futures future CFDs contract. Click on the links column icons (Q C O) for quotes, charts, options and historical market data for each future contract - as well as the Gold Futures Cash. (Price quotes for Gold Futures are delayed by at least 10 minutes, as per exchange requirements).

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Delayed Futures - 16:54 - Thursday, June 22nd
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Cash 1249.66-0.471249.631251.231249.63016:54Q / C / O
Jun 17 1247.6s+4.21251.01252.71246.315606/22/17Q / C / O
Jul 17 1247.9s+3.71245.01253.61245.054506/22/17Q / C / O
Aug 17 1249.4s+3.61246.41256.01246.418217006/22/17Q / C / O
Oct 17 1253.1s+3.71251.31258.91251.3222906/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 17 1256.6s+3.71254.01262.91254.0885206/22/17Q / C / O
Feb 18 1259.9s+3.71260.01265.11259.7141606/22/17Q / C / O
Apr 18 1263.2s+3.71266.81267.41263.237406/22/17Q / C / O
Jun 18 1266.5s+3.71267.01270.71266.528206/22/17Q / C / O
Aug 18 1269.7s+3.61272.11272.11269.710706/22/17Q / C / O
Oct 18 1273.1s+3.60.01273.11273.1006/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 18 1276.5s+3.61281.81281.91276.57106/22/17Q / C / O
Feb 19 1280.2s+3.60.01280.21280.2006/22/17Q / C / O
Apr 19 1283.9s+3.60.01283.91283.9006/22/17Q / C / O
Jun 19 1287.6s+3.60.01290.01287.6006/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 19 1298.1s+3.50.01298.11297.6006/22/17Q / C / O
Jun 20 1308.7s+3.40.01308.71308.7006/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 20 1320.4s+3.30.01320.41320.4006/22/17Q / C / O
Jun 21 1332.4s+3.30.01332.41332.4006/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 21 1345.4s+3.30.01345.41345.4006/22/17Q / C / O
Jun 22 1358.4s+3.30.01358.41358.4006/22/17Q / C / O
Dec 22 1372.4s+3.30.01372.41372.4006/22/17Q / C / O
   
© 2016 Market data provided and hosted by Barchart Market Data Solutions. Fundamental company data provided by Morningstar and Zacks Investment Research. Information is provided 'as-is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice, and is delayed. To see all exchange delays and terms of use please see disclaimer.
 

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looks like Euro and US wants to ship gold to Asia.....
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This whole Russian interference is it still a concern or is there some evidence yet. Does it influence uncertainty still and spill into market actions?
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Sears Canada Announces Bankruptcy; Fires 2,900
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Tyler Durden - It's official - the US 'retail apocalypse' has moved north as Sears Canada (and some of its subsidiaries) have applied to Ontario Superior Court of Justice for protection under the companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), in order to continue to restructure its business.. . Sales at Sears Canada have fallen sharply since it was spun off from its equally-troubled US-based parent in 2012; the slump coincides with a broader shift in consumer preferences away from brick and mortar retailers and toward e-commerce.. . This shouldn;t come as a surprise to anyone, in an admission last week, Sears Canada said it has “significant doubt” that it can continue to operate for much longer. Meanwhile, its American counterpart announced that it would lay off 400 employees as part of an initiative to produce $1.25 billion in savings after admitting back in March that the future of its business is also in serious jeopardy, as Fortune reported
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