Gold futures finished lower Friday mainly due to long liquidation. Markets stayed in tight range amid rangebound crude oil prices, volatile U.S dollar and caution ahead of a weekend meeting of Group of Seven finance ministers and central bankers in Washington.
June gold fell $4.80 to settle at $927 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
May silver lost 35.3 cents to finish at $17.69 an ounce.
In other metals trading, July platinum fell $16.90 to $2,028.10 an ounce, June palladium settled $6.60 higher at $475.35 an ounce, and the most-active May copper contract rose 2.05 cents to settle at $3.9445 a pound.
June gold fell $4.80 to settle at $927 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
May silver lost 35.3 cents to finish at $17.69 an ounce.
In other metals trading, July platinum fell $16.90 to $2,028.10 an ounce, June palladium settled $6.60 higher at $475.35 an ounce, and the most-active May copper contract rose 2.05 cents to settle at $3.9445 a pound.
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