Gold is closely monitoring the operation of a People's Bank of China

27.08.2015 / 04:20

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Gold remained in a narrow range in Asia in the early hours of trading as investors await the effect of measures in China

Gold futures for December delivery traded at $ 1,123.00 an ounce.

Silver down by 0.21% to $ 14.07 an ounce.

Copper for September delivery on COMEX rose 0.19 percent to $ 2.267 a pound.

After the trade of Chinese markets on Wednesday, China's central bank said it would inject 140 billion yuan, or $ 21.8 billion, in the financial system in an attempt to boost liquidity.

The uncertainty of the Chinese economy and the poor results of the measures of the People's Bank of China is likely to put pressure on the precious metal. China was second after India consumer of gold in the world, because gold traders monitored with special attention to developments in China and the effect on markets than the Chinese bank.

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Gold is closely monitoring the operation of a People's Bank of China

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