During Wednesday, all main commodities included in our review dropped in value.
On the second working day of this week, the yellow metal was among the metals to advance in price as it gained 0.85% during the trading session.
On Monday, the bullion declined considerably as correction took place following Greece's parliamentary elections, which, despite the SYRIZA party win, are not expected to cause risks for the Eurozone in terms of country's exit from it.
Yellow metal remained trading in a rather stable environment during last day of the previous week, even though a slight bearish sentiment persisted on the market.
Gold used to be one of only two major commodities to gain some value on Thursday, while investors hedged risks of currency market's volatility following the ECB's QE decision.
Following a number of days of a constant increase in price of gold, yesterday it turned into the side of market losers as a small consolidation took place.
On the background of a considerable decline in prices of such commodities as natural gas and oil on Tuesday, Gold used to be one of the best performers, being that it added 1.54% during last 24 hours.
Back on Monday, the yellow metal stayed on the negative side of performance table among main commodities as it fell 0.37% yesterday but showed the smallest bearish move, compared to its counterparts.
Last Friday, Gold continued with its strong appreciating tendency, as potential risks from SNB's move on the franc's peg to the Euro are increasing demand for safe-haven assets.
On Thursday, Gold used to be the unconditional leader among commodities.
During the previous working day on Wednesday, Gold declined just 0.16% during the trading session, as even negative US fundamental data failed to increase demand of the safe-haven metal and push the price upwards.
Yesterday, Gold used to be on the side of negative daily performers, even though it decreased just 0.22% during the market trading session and posted the smallest decline among all losers.
Even though the majority of commodities registered a strong decline in value on the first day of this working week, Gold managed to become the leader and even rise in price.
On the last day of previous working week, the vast majority of main commodities increased in price rather noticeably.
Yesterday, Gold was placed in the middle of the table among daily gainers and losers, as the metal was broadly little changed and lost only 0.22% in course of the session.
In the middle of present trading week, Gold registered a marginal negative development after a three-day long streak of gains, which seemed more as a correction.
Yesterday, market failed to show the same tendency for all commodities, as number of ones that declined was equal to a number of daily gainers.
On Monday, the bullion was among three main commodities on the exchange market to increase in value.
On the first working day of the New Year, the bullion used to be the second-best performer among all main commodities on the market.
On December 31, the bullion continued to be increasingly volatile for a fourth consecutive day, even despite New Year holidays, which usually decrease trading volumes.
Yesterday, the price of Gold increase substantially, as the yellow metal managed to gain 1.46% during the trading day, which is usually calm in terms of price movement due to Christmas and New Year holidays.
On the first day of the new week, Gold was among those commodities to decrease in value, while the only performer to the upside used to be natural gas, which became 5.47% more expensive, judging from market prices.
Last Friday, the bullion increased in price considerably, as it managed to advance 1.89% during the trading session at the end of the week.
On Tuesday, the price of the yellow metal was completely unchanged, as calm development followed a sharp decline one day before.