On Friday, only natural gas managed to become more expensive by jumping 0.91% in its price, while silver was broadly unchanged on the last day of the previous week.
Gold dropped 1.69% on Thursday and used to be the second worst daily performer.
As a reaction to slightly hawkish signs from the Federal Reserve, Gold slumped 0.62% in price yesterday to be the worst daily performer among major commodities from our review.
Along with silver and natural gas, the yellow metal was among three best performers on Tuesday in terms of daily price movements.
Silver and gold used to be the only gainers of Monday, while their registered a considerable climb of 4.27% and 1.96%, respectively.
Along with corn and oil, the yellow metal stayed on the side of losers on Friday.
Yesterday, the clear leader of the day was oil, which climbed noticeably in course of the trading session.
On Tuesday, Gold used to be the second best performer on the commodity market.
The yellow metal used to be the second biggest gainer in terms of price changes on Tuesday.
On Monday, only oil succeeded in gaining some ground during the trading session.
The bullion gained 0.47% on Friday, thus registering the second highest increase in price.
Yesterday, Gold declined only 0.34% in its price.
Without any exception, all commodities that are included in our review rose in price on Wednesday.
While losing value, Gold used to stay on the side of only two daily under-performers on Tuesday.
Yesterday, corn and silver posted the strongest drop among main commodities that are covered in our review, as they plunged 1.75% and 1.13%, correspondingly.
The yellow metal stayed on the side of daily gainers on Friday of the previous week, as it gained 1.07%.
Commodity market performed in a divergent way on Thursday.
Following considerably worse than expected US oil inventories data posted yesterday, the black gold registered one of its fastest drops in recent weeks.
Despite only minor changes on Tuesday, Gold stayed on the side on under-performers during the second trading day of this week.
The yellow metal opened significantly higher on Monday, compared with the closing level seen on Thursday of the previous week.
Yesterday, Gold failed to register a positive change in its price; however, a daily decline reached just 0.11%.
On Wednesday, Gold registered its fastest increase in price since January 30.
In course of past 24 hours of trading, the precious metal used to be one of the best performers among the basket of commodities that are covered in our review, even though it fell by 0.21%.
On March 30, Gold used to be the second worst performer among main commodities.