Non-stop race for gold, hits $2,368 then falls back. The push from central banks, in particular the Chinese one which has been buying continuously - according to Bloomberg - for 17 months, has brought the price up to 2,368 dollars an ounce.
Now the contract for June has lost slightly strength but still marks an increase of 0.36% to 2,.353.8 dollars an ounces. The price of the metal for immediate delivery is instead at 2,333.7 dollars per ounce, with a gain in this case of 0,17%.