Gold futures came close to crashing through the $5,000 an ounce before regaining more than $100 an ounce by the close for a 3.5% decline on the day. Gold continued to climb in after hours dealings. ...
Source LinkGold futures came close to crashing through the $5,000 an ounce before regaining more than $100 an ounce by the close for a 3.5% decline on the day. Gold continued to climb in after hours dealings. ...
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