New York gold closed up $ 9.2 positive, the highest in three

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New York gold futures closed overnight at a three-week high, helped by a slowdown in US bond yields after a spike on Thursday. And gold contracts were also fueled by worries about inflation. And the fall of the stock market this week


COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for April delivery. It was up $ 9.2, or 0.53 percent, to $ 1,741.7 an ounce. This was the highest closing level since Feb. 25 and this week rose 1.3%.
Silver metal contract for May delivery It was down 3 cents, or 0.11 percent, to $ 26.321 an ounce.
Platinum สล็อตxoทดลองเล่น contract delivered in April. It was down $ 17.4, or 1.43%, to $ 1,200.1 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in June. It was down $ 31.90, or 1.2 percent, to $ 2,630.90 an ounce.


Gold futures rose on inflation worries. When considering the US economic stimulus limit of $ 1.9 trillion. And that the Federal Reserve (Fed) said it would continue to adopt a monetary easing policy.


The Fed insists there will not be any rate hikes until 2023, although the Fed expects inflation to rise.


The slowdown in US Treasury yields also bolstered gold contracts. The US 10-year Treasury yield slowed down on Friday. After surging above 1.74 percent, hitting a 14-month high on Thursday.