Gold rose 0.63% to 4,057 and silver 1.30% to 59.84 on July 1, a second up day, but a firm dollar and Thursday's jobs data leave any bottom unconfirmed.
Key Facts
Gold rose about 0.63 percent to around 4,057 dollars on July 1. It held back above the 4,000 line it had lost in June.
Silver climbed 1.30 percent to about 59.84 dollars, outperforming gold.
It was a second day of gains, starting the new quarter with a rebound.
Gold recovered about 2.5 percent off its session low near 3,959, by The Rio Times’ calculation.
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