Gold Falls 0.36% to $4,156 as Oil Prices Edge Lower in Market Snapshot
Silver and three European stock indexes gained, while the dollar rose against the offshore yuan and yen.

Gold and crude prices slipped in a late Thursday market snapshot, while European stock indexes and silver rose, showing mixed moves across commodities, currencies and equities.
At 9 p.m. ET Thursday, Oct. 15 (01:00 UTC Friday, Oct. 16), gold was at $4,156.44 an ounce, down 0.36%. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 0.2% to $97.71 a barrel, and Brent crude slipped 0.12% to $107.53.
Silver gained 0.29% to $57.192 an ounce. The Europe 50 Index (EUSTX50) rose 0.81% to 6,189.73. The FTSE 100 added 0.21% to 10,826.2, and DAX40 climbed 0.11% to 25,504.5.
The dollar rose 0.02% against the offshore Chinese yuan to 6.69038 and gained 0.11% against the yen to 158.156.