Gold Dollar weakness, firm oil and continuing tension in the Caucasus are leading to gold remaining well bid this morning. Warnings from NATO to Russia to stay out of Ukraine and calls for the European Union to be ready for "hard headed engagement" with Moscow are not doing much to help confidence in already nervous markets.

Besides increasing geopolitical risk - the risk that mother nature and weather can pose is being felt again.

Gold Gold finished trading in New York on Friday at $819.30, down $7.60 and silver was down 14 cents to $13.36. Gold and silver traded sideways in Asian trading prior to a sell off in early European trading this morning. Gold is trading at $811.30/811.70 per ounce (1030 GMT).

Gold has fallen this morning on a sharply stronger dollar on weak European data (rose from above EUR/USD 1.47 to as high as 1.4595 in a matter of minutes) and lower oil prices. The dollar remains near six month highs against the euro.

Gold Gold finished trading in New York yesterday at $833.30, up $23 and silver was up 73 cents to $13.76. Gold and silver remained firm in Asian trading and have given up some of the gains in early European trading. Gold is trading at $831.30/831.70 per ounce (1100 GMT).

Gold surged yesterday on concerns regarding Russia - NATO tensions, surging oil and commodity prices and confirmation that the US Mint is suspending sales of American Eagle gold bullion coins (1 ozt) due to an inability to meet surging demand (see News and Commentary).

Gold Gold finished trading in New York yesterday at $810.80, up $10.30 and silver was down 8 cents to $13.11. Both gold and silver remained firm in Asian trading but have given up some of the gains in early European trading. Gold is trading at $807.30/807.70 per ounce (1045 GMT).

Gold, rebounding from oversold levels, rose for the second time yesterday and there was an outside day reversal to the upside which is technically bullish (the market made a new low during the trading session, but closed higher than the previous day's high).

Gold Gold finished trading in New York yesterday at $800.50, up $14.50 and silver was up 33 cents to $13.19. Both gold and silver have again fallen in European trading. Gold is trading at $786.00/786.40 per ounce (1030 GMT).

Gold rebounded from very oversold levels yesterday but market weakness has resumed overnight in Asia and early in London as the dollar has continued to rally (reaching a 6 month high at 1.4631 to the euro).

Gold Both gold and silver gave back the previous day's gains yesterday on the COMEX. Gold finished trading in New York on Friday at $808.30, down $17.20 and silver was down 58 cents to $14.23.

Gold Gold finished trading in New York on Friday at $825.50, up $15.80 and silver was up 37 cents to $14.81. Gold continued to rise in Asian and early European trading and is trading at $831.80/832.40 per ounce (1200 GMT).

The much anticipated bounce in gold occurred yesterday and continued overnight as the dollar weakened and oil prices firmed again.

Since the start of the credit crisis, one year ago, gold remains up 27% (from $650 to $830).

Gold Gold finished trading in New York on Friday at $821.50, down $36.00 and silver was down 71 cents to $14.48. Gold continued to fall in Asian and early European trading and is trading at $809.00/809.60 per ounce (1100 GMT).

Speculative Paper Sellers V’s Long Term Physical Investors The breach of the psychologically and technically important $845 - 850/oz level yesterday saw a massive wave of stop loss sell orders being executed leading to gold plummeting mor

Gold Gold finished trading in New York yesterday at $869.40, down $5.00 and silver was down 25 cents to $16.21.