Gold jumps to 128.50 an ounce as dollar sinks
The dollar weakness lifts gold to around 128.50 per ounce with traders noting a devalued dollar. Officials from Treasury and White House say the rise signals no immediate further devaluation impact on consumers, as hectic London trading paused for price fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock Exchange
London
Bete
Bruce Smith
Forelan
Fred Bas
Britain
Ea ‘Dland Bank
Ting CR
Os Herd
Patis
Moray
Ieee
U.S
Magnes
Macind
Ribori
Herr Bey
Sis Co
Erur
wealeeraTt
Maaibaniae
Pyle
Berens Riven
Ith Saalpeekesetiaias
Warauiay
Lana
Union Cere
Aga RedKen Labs
Benthim
Ero Technologic
Walgac
Bartell
Berar
Berar Its Rs Ere,” 2 Rae Be A Beit Road
Osea
Arden
Telecanns
Eppame
Gentalaspf
Telecom
Eien Eeeser
Hk Tns
Acannon
Wass
Base
Asa
Miami
Inary
Arangien
Eianarau
Arsen
Washington
Peter Flanigan
International Economic Affairs
Chicago
Paul Volcker
Trassury For Monetary Affairs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury Report
The
Treasury
Perma
Dbadlsan
Esse If Spas
Tolsua Sas
Wulayo
Hay Market
Los Angeles
Carton