Gold edged up to about 4,343 and silver to 68.34 on Tuesday, a first steadying after last week's rout, with gold climbing back to test the long-term line it had broken from below.
Key Facts
Gold edged up about 0.3% to roughly 4,343 on Tuesday June 9 — a first steadying after last week’s rout.
Silver rose about 0.3% to 68.34, lifting modestly off the long-term line it had fallen to.
Gold has clawed back to its broken line, climbing up to test from below the trend line it lost last week.
A slightly softer dollar gave both metals room to breathe after the heavy fall.
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