Bid Ask High Low

Gold 1,290.75 1,291.25 1,295.25 1,290.50

Silver 20.3800 20.4100 20.4600 20.2500

Platinum 1,464.00 1,466.00 1,470.50 1,460.75

Palladium 863.00 864.00 870.00 862.25

Rhodium 1,285.00

Bid Ask High Low

Aluminium 1,998 2,002 2,004 1,972

Copper 7,090 7,100 7,099 7,040

Nickel 18,462 18,562 18,513 18,335

Lead 2,244 2,254 2,257 2,213

Zinc 2,350 2,360 2,360 2,328

Tin 22,358 22,458 22,499 22,300

Metal Fix Date Fix Mth Avg Qtr Avg Yr Avg

Gold 1-Aug-14 1,291.25 1,291.25 1,310.15 1,293.90

Silver 4-Aug-14 20.3500 20.3450 20.8782 20.1926

Platinum 1-Aug-14 1,462.00 1,462.00 1,491.50 1,446.25

Palladium 1-Aug-14 871.00 871.00 871.75 794.75

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Metal 10d MA 50d MA 100d MA 1d Volume 10d Avg 1d/10 Avg

Place appropriate weekly chart here Gold 1,298.05 1,294.40 1,297.55 144,988 75,328 192%

Silver 20.59 20.32 20.01 46,452 36,849 126%

Platinum 1,475.25 1,473.00 1,456.00 11,907 8,586 139%

Palladium 873.75 852.75 825.75 5,616 3,977 141%

Gold Silver Platinum Palladium

1 Month 12.50 17.75 12.25 16.75

2 Month 12.75 19.00 12.75 17.00 Place Appropriate daily chart here

3 Month 13.25 19.50 13.25 17.25

6 Month 14.00 20.25 14.25 17.75

12 Month 14.75 21.25 15.25 18.25

2 Year 15.50 21.75

3 Year 15.75 22.25 Metal Level

4 Year 16.00 Gold 0.90

5 Year 16.00 Silver 0.0225

Platinum 3.00

Palladium 0.50

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Friday was a welcome retrace for the yellow metal which caught a bid off the US employment data repeatedly confirmed as lacking throughout the progression of the week. First ADP, then jobless claims, then NFPs all provided an in-line picture of a threatened labor market which in turn supported Yellen's latest cautionary commentary about an unengaged labor force which 'may' lead to a delay in hiking up interest rates. Regardless gold closed the week down ~ $17.00 completing a third week of losses. All three of the white metals followed suit with Palladium down some $15.00 perhaps driven by equity market losses as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 464 points - almost 2.75% on the week. Since then auto sales have come in fairly in line with the US posting slightly lower than expected 16.4M MoM and Germany this AM registering a 6.8% increase MoM. The gold market traded in a $3.00 range in Asia overnight on very low volume with the SGE premium trading at $2.00 loco London. Buying on dips was evident and risk as a whole is better bid with news in Europe this morning of a bailout of beleaguered Portuguese bank - Banco Espirito Santo SA. Physical markets remain slow and July US Eagle gold coin sales recorded the second slowest month of the year at just 30,000 ozs. According to figures from the US Mint 2014 bullion coin sales are 56% below the 2013 number for the same period. Total year-to-date is 296,000 ounces and likely a long way below the 2009 peak of 1.4 million ounces.

Base metals are higher this AM despite China non-maufacturing PMI data coming in over the week-end a little lower than consensus. Freeport mcMoran has announced its Indonesian arm will restart exporting Copper concentrates later this week with an initial shipment of 10kt to China. Spec positioning WoW has seen a growing long in OI in zinc (55%) and shorts in copper/nickel. Tonight sees the HSBC PMI numbers for July.

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