GOLD SURGED NEAR HIGHS ON DOWNGRADED U.S. ECONOMIC OUTLOOK.
OIL FALLS AS WORSENING ECONOMIC OUTLOOK SPARKS DEMAND CONCERN.
COPPER CLIMBS FOR FIRST DAY IN SEVEN AS DECLINE SPURS BUYING.
SPICES COMPLEX BOUNCES BACK ON SHORT COVERING.
OIL FALLS AS WORSENING ECONOMIC OUTLOOK SPARKS DEMAND CONCERN.
COPPER CLIMBS FOR FIRST DAY IN SEVEN AS DECLINE SPURS BUYING.
SPICES COMPLEX BOUNCES BACK ON SHORT COVERING.
Gold hits record near $1,500/oz.
Silver hits another high above 43.40$.
Copper fell to a one-month low on Monday.
LME copper stocks last up 1,350 tonnes.
Gold prices rallied to record highs near $1,500 an ounce on Monday after rating agency Standard & Poor's cut its outlook for the United States to negative from stable, boosting safe-haven flows into the metal. Copper extended its losses on Monday, on track for its sixth straight fall, after rating agency Standard & Poor's revised its outlook on the United States, the world's largest economy, to negative.
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