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US economic data pushed gold price decline at the beginning of the week

Average price of 21-carat gold about 0.96% earlier this week compared to Saturday last week to PG from yesterday, according to 29.68 website “gold prices today in Jordan.”

Said Board Member General Union of trade retailers and crafting jewelry rady to talk price of 24-carat gold last Friday 35.40, price 21-Carat 29.60 dinars, and the 18-carat gram price 26, noting that the price of alrshadet pounds amounted to 212 while dinar price English 242 pounds dinars.

And on the side connected to the site “gold prices today in Jordan” to the decline in the average price of an ounce of gold on Saturday compared to early last week to about 1.6%, reaching 1025.43 dinars Thursday.

And the site that the average price of 21-carat gold reached on Saturday and Sunday of last week JD 29.40 grams, and record Monday 29.80 JD realizing the highest average price in that week, as he was Tuesday 30.00 JD, JD, 28.69 Wednesday and declined Thursday to 29.41, to follow Friday registered the lowest average price decline in the week to 28.82.

And internationally, reported Reuters to gold prices fell Friday, surging from recording the first weekly loss in three weeks with the dollar’s rise to its highest in four years against the yen and the rise of shares after strong employment data boosted optimism about the US economic recovery.

And, the price of gold down in the spot market 0.5% to $ 1450.90 an ounce by 0844 GMT while the gold price American Inn in futures $ 16.70 to $ 1451.90 an ounce.

And noted the dollar’s rise to its highest in four years against the yen on Friday, and European shares and bonds fell German after us jobs data came in stronger than expected, amid signs that Japanese investors are buying foreign securities. with regard to the other precious metals, Reuters reported that the price of silver stabilized at 23.66 dollars an ounce and Platinum prices down 0.1% to 1500.24 dollars an ounce. Palladium fell 0.5% to 700.72 dollars an ounce.