Factory activity in Chicago strengthened again by the end of the year, according to the MNI survey.
The US Dollar weakened against the Euro on the US Chicago PMI report, but temporarily changed the direction to touch the 1.1937 mark.
The yellow metal continued the surge on Thursday morning. However, before 08:00 GMT the metal's price had reached a medium term resistance line.
An unexpected fundamental release in the US has caused a fall of the US Dollar all across the trading boards, which involve the US Dollar.
Contracts to purchase previously owned houses increased in November, supported by the job growth in the strengthening US economy.
Contracts to purchase previously owned houses increased in November, supported by the job growth in the strengthening US economy.
The Federal Reserve of Richmond released its survey, showing that the manufacturing growth was slower over the month of December.
The Federal Reserve of Richmond released its survey, showing that the manufacturing growth was slower over the month of December.
Although there was formed a combined resistance barrier, the yellow metal continued to appreciate against the gold.
Yesterday's trading session the currency rate expectedly spent in a limbo between the 1.1880 and 1.1850 marks.
Due to Christmas holidays the currency rate is moving horizontally between the 55- and 100-hour SMAs.
The Sterling is continuing to trade against the Dollar in a symmetrical triangle pattern.
In result of the previous trading session the bullion gained 0.7% against the buck.
New trading week the currency exchange rate began in resistance zone located around the 1.1870 mark.
The yellow metal has passed the support level, which forced it higher during the past trading sessions.
On Friday morning it seemed that the Euro had stopped its advance against the US Dollar.
The US economy expanded at its strongest pace in two years in the Q3, fuelled by solid business spending.
The US economy expanded at its strongest pace in two years in the Q3, fuelled by solid business spending.
The bullion continued to climb upwards against the buck in the little rising wedge.
The US home sales rose more than anticipated in November to reach the highest level in 11 years, indicating that the property market growth started to regain momentum after procrastination for the most of the year.
The US home sales rose more than anticipated in November to reach the highest level in 11 years, indicating that the property market growth started to regain momentum after procrastination for the most of the year.
The Euro continued to advance against the Dollar as expected.
The US Dollar kept strengthening against the Japanese Yen on the US property market data and current account report.
The US single-family housing starts and building permits increased to the ten-year highs in November, providing a hopeful sign for the real estate market that was hindered by supply constraints.