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Tuesday 11 August 2015 4:57 am

Gold prices buoyed by Fischer comments

By: Express KCS

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Gold prices climbed 0.9 per cent to reach a three-week high of $1,104.10 per troy ounce yesterday. It came after US central banker Stanley Fischer told Bloomberg TV there must be a rise in inflation before interest rates can be lifted. When rates go up, gold struggles to compete against interest-bearing investments, hitting prices.

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