Gold remained below $1200 last week, but gold received a “bump” last Wednesday when Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen was in Europe for a meeting with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at a financial conference.

Gold remained below $1200 last week, but gold received a “bump” last Wednesday when Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen was in Europe for a meeting with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at a financial conference.

Gold remained below $1200 last week, but gold received a “bump” last Wednesday when Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen was in Europe for a meeting with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at a financial conference.

Gold remained below $1200 last week, but gold received a “bump” last Wednesday when Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen was in Europe for a meeting with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde at a financial conference.

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area.