TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 0.60% to $4,140.57 an ounce at the New York close on Monday, Oct. 19, after trading near $4,180 in Asian hours and hitting an intraday high at 15:33 Beijing time before sliding. Spot silver rose 0.15% to $57.0762 an ounce, having touched $57.8542 at 14:03. COMEX copper gained 0.14% to $6.5830 a pound, while the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index closed down 0.99%.
Gold falls 0.6% to $4,140.57/oz in New York; silver edges up 0.15%
The divergence is the story here: gold's intraday reversal from its Beijing-time high into a weaker New York close, while silver held a modest gain, suggests profit-taking in the yellow metal rather than a broad precious-metals selloff. The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index falling nearly 1% shows equity holders felt the move more sharply than the spot complex. Whether gold's pullback extends or the dip gets absorbed is the open question, with silver's relative firmness the tell to watch.
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