Gold prices with a slight decline in Asia today, as key regional markets are closed for the holiday and no important data are expected.
Gold for August delivery fell 0.08% to $ 1,143.00 a troy ounce.
Silver for September delivery fell by 0.21% to $ 14.953 per troy ounce.
Copper for September delivery fell 0.002 or 0.09 percent to 2.519 per pound.
Markets in many regional shopping centers are closed today for holidays Eid, including Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
After the strong rise in the dollar from Yellen statement for an expected increase in interest rates is possible gold today to recover some of the losses incurred since the beginning of the week.
Gold was not accepted as a safe haven by investors during the economic uncertainty around Greece and they switched to other assets. After the danger passed by GREXIT likely investors again pay attention to gold as a possible promotion.
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