Gold prices rose in Europe on Monday, recovering some of last week's one percent
losses, as the impact of an earthquake in Japan added to upward pressure on the
metal, driving it back towards recent record highs. Crude oil prices slipped on Monday in
volatile trading, pressured by expectations of slower Japanese demand after a
devastating earthquake, while ongoing unrest in the Middle East helped limit oil losses.
Copper slipped on Monday as the unfolding disaster in Japan and tensions in the
Middle East undermined investor sentiment and prompted a flurry of selling.
- Gold prices rose in Europe on Monday
- Crude oil prices slipped on Monday
- Copper slipped on Monday
- Silver consolidate near high
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