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( ) - Comex gold and silver futures prices closed the U.S. day session higher Wednesday, with gold hitting a fresh seven-week high. Safe-haven investor demand continues for the precious metals as the Greek debt crisis continues to play out. Full story

A graph with gold bars in the foreground SINGAPORE, June 22 (Reuters) - Gold edged down on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of a U.S. Full story

Gold prices rose on Tuesday as investors spooked by talk of a Greek debt default and contagion to other euro zone countries sought safety while a softer dollar also helped. Spot gold was last bid around $1,544 an ounce compared with $1,539.95 late in New Full story

Gold advanced a little this morning ahead of the Greek confidence vote amidst talk that U.S. economy is in even worse state than the European. Full story

As the Greek populous awaits a final decision from European financial officials about a crucial aid payment, investors remain focused on the unfolding saga and gold remains well supported. Full story

Forex Pros Gold prices settled at a one-week high on Friday, as hopes for a new Greek bailout package saw the U.S. dollar weaken against the euro, boosting the appeal of the precious metal. On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold Full story

▪ Crude Futures Rebound on stockpile drop ▪ Gold futures sink on stronger U.S. dollar ▪ Crude trims gains after EIA report ▪ Gold futures gain on jobs report Gold floated near unchanged Friday as traders eyed Europe's efforts to stem the Greek Full story

Held back by a firmer dollar, gold prices in dollar terms traded lower on Friday in morning trade in London but, persistent worries about a Greek default could still spur some safe haven buying Full story

Investors continued to worry about the Greek debt crisis which helped lift gold in morning trade in London, as did the jewellery sector, which had come looking for bargains after the falls in the previous session. Full story

Issues affecting gold and silver prices going forward remain dominated by Greece being on the edge of the financial abyss. Now it is down to the Greek parliament to accept latest debt control proposals. Full story