PT. Equityworld Futures - Gold futures climbed the 
most in more than a week on mounting concern that Greece will stumble in
 its bid to avoid default, boosting demand for the metal as a haven.
The
 European Central Bank is studying measures to rein in emergency funding
 for Greek banks as resistance to further aid to the country’s stricken 
lenders grows, people with knowledge of the discussions said. A Saudi 
airstrike near Yemen’s capital added to haven demand. On Monday, 
holdings in exchange-traded products backed by gold rose to 1,621.7 
tons, the highest since March 25, data compiled by Bloomberg showed.
Gold
 futures for June delivery rose 0.8 percent to settle at $1,203.10 an 
ounce at 1:43 p.m. on the Comex in New York, the biggest gain for a 
most-active contract since April 10. The price has climbed 1.6 percent 
this year amid speculation that U.S. interest-rate increases will be 
gradual.
As of April 1, Russia’s central bank added to reserves about 30 tons, the most in six months, compared with the start of March.
Silver futures for May delivery rose 0.7 percent to $16.008 an ounce on the Comex.
On
 the New York Mercantile Exchange, platinum futures for July delivery 
rose 0.3 percent to $1,152.50 an ounce. Palladium futures for June 
delivery advanced 0.3 percent to $774.55 an ounce.
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