Gold prices almost still mostly stable on Tuesday after a sharp drop during the night.
On the Comex gold for December delivery rose 0.03% to $ 1,132.00 an ounce.
Silver futures for December delivery, gained 0.08 percent to $ 14.550 an ounce.
Copper for December delivery fell 0.12 percent to 2.244 per pound.
Gold futures went down sharply Monday amid fluctuating dollar as its support proved relatively optimistic data on personal income reinforced by the argument of the impending increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
Gold, which is not related to interest rates or dividends, is struggling to compete with higher-yielding assets. Separately, Fed President William Dudley, New York, told the Wall Street Journal on Monday that the Fed is about to make the first move before the end of the year and could reach its inflation target at some point in 2016. In its inflation forecasts earlier this month, the Fed estimated that inflation will reach 1.7 percent by the end of next year, and 2.0% will be reached by 2018.
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