CAPITAL MARKETS

Gold holds firm

GOLD managed to etch out a small gain despite strong Chinese economic data and a new global banking agreement which dulled investors’ appetite for the safe-haven metal to reach a price of $US1250.05 an ounce at the time of market close. The most actively traded contract for December delivery rose 60c to settle at $1247.10 an oz on the Comex.

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