Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the European Union dominated trader discussions.
Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the European Union dominated trader discussions. Gold added 0.7 percent to USD 1,287.55 an ounce.
Gold hit a two-year high yesterday before erasing gains after the murder of a British lawmaker led to a suspension in Brexit campaigns.
Silver also rose 1.2 percent to USD 17.39 an ounce. It is up 0.3 percent this week for a third consecutive advance.
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