Gold climbed toward $4,200 and silver rose 2% to $66.60 on June 22, bouncing off last week's lows as a U.S.-Iran summit and softer dollar eased pressure.
Key facts
Gold climbed back toward $4,200 an ounce on Monday, June 22, bouncing off last week’s lows.
Silver gained about 2% to around $66.60, the stronger of the two on the day.
The recovery followed a slide that took gold to about $4,150, its weakest since mid-June.
A weekend U.S.-Iran summit and a slightly softer dollar helped ease the pressure.
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