| Gold futures settled higher Thursday, scoring their best quarterly performance since 1986—a year when “Top Gun” was the most popular movie. Bullion has benefited as the Federal Reserve’s dovish stance on policy has softened the highflying U.S. dollar.
Prices for the most-active contracts saw a monthly gain of less than 0.1%—the smallest of the year, but gold jumped 16.4% in the first three months of 2016, its strongest quarterly showing since the third quarter of 1986, according to FactSet...............................................Full Article: Source
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