The theme of Britain’s referendum about leaving the European Union was driving markets for some time. Just recently, it was having a negative impact on the traders’ mood, driving safer assets (including gold) higher and risky assets lower. But things have changed by now.
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The news hurt gold and silver, helping copper at the same time. Futures for delivery of gold in August dropped 1.02% to $1,285.1 per troy ounce as of 00:58 GMT on COMEX today. July contract for silver declined as much as 1.83% to $17.29 per ounce. Meanwhile, copper gained 0.37% to $2.0555 per pound.
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