AN UGLY session for the gold patch could arguably have been worse as bullion showed some resilience by rising from the low of US$1803 per ounce it fell to overnight to levels in the $1820s - albeit it was again on the decline as the ASX session closed. Among the few precious metal stocks being bought were miners' Pantoro, West African Resources and the imminently set-to-produce Capricorn.
Pantoro saw some buying during a poor session for the gold sector
Updated: 17-06-2021
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