Gold prices did not change much on Monday, as a stable dollar did not affect their dynamics. After Monday's morning decline, the price of the December gold futures on the Comex stock exchange increased by 0.02% to 1 thousand 233.5 dollars per troy ounce. December silver futures fell 0.28% to $14.72 an ounce. After the growth of the dollar at the end of last week, which received support from US statistics, on Monday its dynamics were differently directed with respect to the yen and the euro. Investors are awaiting the decision of the Federal Reserve System after the meeting on November 8, since the rate increase will support the dollar, which will adversely affect the value of gold.
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