Gold fell 0.9% to 3,971 and silver 1.76% to 57.48 on June 30, closing gold's worst quarter since 2013 on a strong dollar and rate-hike fears.
Key Facts
Gold fell 0.90 percent to about 3,971 dollars on June 30. It stayed well below the 4,000 line it lost in June.
Silver dropped 1.76 percent to about 57.48 dollars, near its lowest since December.
Gold fell roughly 15 percent over the quarter, from near 4,700, by The Rio Times’ calculation.
That was its steepest three-month drop since 2013.
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