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Gold Market Recap Report for 5/14/2008

The gold market mostly favored the downside in the action on Wednesday which initially seemed to be the direct result of ongoing strength in the US Dollar. However, gold prices did manage to bounce by as much as $6 an ounce off their post report lows with the still mostly Dollar holding in positive ground. The currency trade continues to suggest that a close above the 74.00 level in the June Dollar Index is an extremely critical level and it appears that the gold market is also watching that level as well. In the end, the bull camp in gold might suggest that prices held up relatively well in the face of minor Dollar strength and moderate weakness in oil prices. In fact, a number of physical commodity markets were under pressure Wednesday and even that didn't seem to add to the initial weakness in gold prices.




 
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