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Gold rose more than one percent on Thursday, buoyed by a pause in a dollar rally after soft U.S. inflation, while short-covering buying also helped

Gold edged lower on Wednesday, as mounting fears over Ireland's fiscal health sparked a strong rally in the dollar, pressuring bullion, while worries about China tightening monetary policy weighed on sentiment

Gold fell over one percent on Friday in a broad retreat triggered by a stronger dollar, talk
about euro zone sovereign debt at the Seoul G20 summit and speculation China may again hike interest rates to tame inflation

Crude oil declined in New York as investors sold contracts against a strengthening dollar and on speculation that U.S. inventories will climb as demand eases

Oil advanced as the dollar gave up earlier gains, increasing the investment appeal of commodities, while analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co. predicted a price rally as the U.S. currency weakens further

The dollar jumped on Thursday after U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner suggested major currencies were roughly in alignment, while stocks fell as investors digested data showing China's growth ebbed in the third quarter even as inflation edged higher

Oil dropped from its highest in almost two weeks after factory production in the U.S. unexpectedly declined in September and analysts forecast the nation’s crude stockpiles swelled to the largest since June

Gold prices fell half a percent on Tuesday, pressured by a rebound in the dollar, and gold might enter a phase of consolidation after record-breaking rally

Oil fell for a second day on Tuesday, down 1 percent after Saudi Arabia signaled OPEC would maintain current production levels at the group's meeting later this week, letting the market focus on the stronger dollar

President Barack Obama's administration faces a deadline on Friday on whether to formally declare for the first time that China manipulates its currency, following an election-year vote in Congress to get tough with Beijing

The Japanese yen hit a new 15-year high against the US dollar today as prime minister Naoto Kan hinted at further currency intervention

Billionaire energy investor T. Boone Pickens expects oil—currently priced over $71—to reach $85 by the end of the year.

 The price of oil on world commodity exchanges was growing Wednesday morning despite weak statistics reported on the U.S. economic recovery in the second quarter.

Crude oil prices held steady on Friday near $82 before a report expected to show U.S. employment declined for a second straight month in July, as investors watch for clues to the pace of economic and energy demand recovery.

U.S. crude oil futures rose 1.49 percent to settle at a three-month high above $82 a barrel on Tuesday, up a fourth straight session as the dollar weakened broadly and offset disappointing economic data.

Oil fell more than 2 percent on Tuesday as investors fled from riskier assets to dollar safety on growing concerns that the European debt crisis could worsen and damage the still fragile global economic recovery.

US crude tumbled for a fourth straight session today, within cents of three-month lows below $74, on concern that the European debt crisis will curb global growth and energy demand.

Mounting worries about spreading European debt crisis on Tuesday dampened market enthusiasm for recovery and sent energy commodities diving.

Gold rose above $1 100 on Thursday as the dollar fell versus the euro and commodities like oil and metals rose.

Oil turned positive on Thursday, rising towards $78 a barrel as the dollar weakened after an unexpected increase in US jobless claims, and on strikes in French refineries.