Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold fell from $1209 in the middle of last week to $1176 on the Friday close, but then it clawed back to $1194 on Tuesday morning.  Gold still remains in a narrow trading range of $1142 to $1295 in the last nine months, with a central tendency (“magnet”) around the $1200 area. 

Gold rose back above $1200 on Monday, in response to the failure of Greece to meet its commitments to its Eurozone creditors, possibly precipitating a Greek exit (“Grexit”) from the euro currency zone.

Gold rose back above $1200 on Monday, in response to the failure of Greece to meet its commitments to its Eurozone creditors, possibly precipitating a Greek exit (“Grexit”) from the euro currency zone.