Gold fell with the rise of Wall Street and strong data for U.S. industrial production

Gold prices fell on Wednesday, with stocks rising on Wall Street amid strong data for U.S. industrial production fueled feelings of caution among investors regarding the precious metal, a day after falling nearly two percent.

And was dealing in gold soon moving average of 200 days in which about 1,300 dollars an ounce after a U.S. government report showed that industrial production rose at a pace greater than expected in March.

Purchases of gold eased by seeking safe haven in the absence of new outbreaks of violence between government forces and Ukrainian pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine .

In Spot price of gold down 0.2 percent to 1299.59 dollars an ounce by 1600 GMT, after falling 1.8 percent on Tuesday .

And increased U.S. gold futures for June delivery $ 1.10 an ounce to U.S. $ 1301.10 .

Silver and settled in online transactions without change to 19.57 dollars an ounce and had fallen to its lowest level in two and a half at 19.27 dollars on Tuesday .

Platinum fell 40 cents to hit U.S. $ 1434.50 an ounce and palladium rose 1.1 percent to 800.60 dollars.

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