London-Sana
Gold moved in a limited range today ahead of a two-day meeting of the US Central Bank on setting interest rates as investors awaited clarity on whether the next round of US tariffs on Chinese goods would apply early next week.
Reuters reported that gold fell in immediate transactions 0.1 percent to 1461.10 dollars an ounce, "the ounce" and American gold futures increased 0.1 percent to 1465.60 dollars an ounce.
As for other precious metals, palladium increased 0.2 percent to $ 1885.31 an ounce, and prices jumped to an all-time high of $ 1898.50 an ounce yesterday, and silver stabilized at $ 16.60 an ounce.
