AP's gold futures price table, quoted in U.S. dollars per troy ounce for 100 troy oz contracts, is as of 10:00 AM Friday, October 23. The Nov 26 contract last traded at 4,017.90, down 28.20; the Dec 26 contract at 4,036.70, down 23.70; and the Dec 27 contract at 4,242.00, down 24.60. Estimated volume was 114,868 and open interest was 397,985, up +3,172.
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