The yellow metal on Monday traded in the same range as on Friday.
On Monday morning the US Dollar continued to decline against the Japanese Yen.
The British Pound fluctuated against the US Dollar after the UK retail sales report, falling initially by 4 base points to the 1.3916 mark.
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data.
The commodity price found support in the 200-hour SMA a couple of trading sessions ago. The resulting surge had extended itself on Friday.
On Friday morning the USD/JPY currency pair began a decline, which was the result of encountering the
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data.
Building permits were down 0.1% to a 1.30M units rate in December, adding to a total 4.7% rise to a rate of 1.26M units in 2017, the strongest level in ten years.
After failing two times to pass the 1,345 mark, the yellow metal has touched the 1,325 mark and rebounded against it.
On Thursday morning the surge of the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen continue to surge. However,
The European single currency fell sharply against the US Dollar, following German inflation final report on Tuesday.
The Sterling weakened against the US Dollar on the row of mixed economic data releases for Britain on Tuesday.
Although the yellow metal managed to find support on Tuesday, after another attempt to pass the 1,345.00 level the price retreated back down to the 1,335 mark. However,
The Greenback seems to have found support against the Japanese Yen on Wednesday morning.
The Sterling weakened against the US Dollar on the row of mixed economic data releases for Britain on Tuesday.
The European single currency fell sharply against the US Dollar, following German inflation final report on Tuesday.
The surge of the yellow metal on Tuesday had turned sour, as the pair had declined down below the 1,335 mark.
The Greenback had paused its decline against the Japanese Yen. The stop resulted in a short lived consolidation.
The US retail sales rose in December, as consumers bought more goods and the previous month's figures were revised up, indicating that the country's economy finished 2017 with solid momentum.
The European single currency was almost unchanged against the US Dollar on the trade balance report on Monday.
On Monday the yellow metal continued the ascent, which was started last week.
The US Dollar has extended its massive losses against the Japanese Yen. During the first half of Monday's trading session the currency exchange rate had managed to fall below the 110.50 mark.
The US retail sales rose in December, as consumers bought more goods and the previous month's figures were revised up, indicating that the country's economy finished 2017 with solid momentum.
The US retail sales rose in December, as consumers bought more goods and the previous month's figures were revised up, indicating that the country's economy finished 2017 with solid momentum.