Gold futures prices fall but still above 1,800 | RYT9

Gold futures prices fall But it remained above $1,800 as investors responded to China’s more easing of its COVID-19 policy over the weekend. This is expected to increase gold demand in China.

At 7:09 p.m. Thai time, the COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract is delivered in February. minus $ 1.30 or 0.07% to $ 1,808.30 / ounce

VOA.com reported that Shanghai authorities posted on WeChat on Sunday (Dec. 4) that Shanghai residents do not need to show COVID-19 test results. There is no longer a 48-hour negative effect on public transport and access to outdoor places such as parks and tourist spots.

side of Urumqi which is the capital of northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It announced on Sunday (December 4) easing its policies to curb the spread of COVID-19, allowing shopping malls, markets, restaurants and other venues to reopen from Monday. 5 Dec) following a strict lockdown for several months.


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