Shares of gold-mining companies mostly declined early Monday as the U.S. dollar strengthened and the price of the precious metal slipped.
The 15-nation euro bought $1.5777 early Monday, down from the $1.5835 it bought in New York late Friday. Britain's pound dipped to $1.9712, compared with $1.9724 in New York.
Gold traded in London at $917.75 per troy ounce, down from $922.80 late Friday. In Zurich, gold traded at $915.90 bid per troy ounce, down from $918.10.
Here is how some gold companies are trading:
Randgold Resources Ltd. fell 68 cents to $50.30.
Kinross Gold Corp. rose 3 cents to $22.78.
Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. rose 57 cents to $69.66.
Iamgold Corp. fell 10 cents to $7.06.