Gold maintained its weak presentation of yesterday's session, after Yellen's statement about the stability of the financial sistama the country, sparking speculation that the Fed will still raise interest rates this year.
Gold for June delivery traded at a price of 190.10 USD for 1 ounce, which is a decrease of 0.10%, while spot supplies fell to 1 $ 186.29 an ounce.
Spot supply of silver is trading at $ 16.42 or drop by 0.02%.
Palladium fell $ 5.96 to $ 789.60 an ounce, while platinum was trading at $ 1139.40 an ounce.
Oil notes decline in early session today amid weaker data in US stocks earlier in the last session. The weaker data from Asia had a negative impact on the price of "black gold"
Crude oil fell by 0.72% to $ 60.49 a barrel, while Brent is trading with an increase of 0.21 cents or 0.31 percent to $ 67.73 a barrel.
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