Gold futures fell in after two days of closed higher on Thursday, 1,400 U.S. dollars an ounce to again.
Department of the New York Mercantile Exchange COMEX Gold futures for February delivery rose $ 9.60, to close at $ 1,392.80 an ounce, or 0.7%.
The contract on Wednesday after a record high on Monday fell nearly 2%, to close at $ 1,383.20 an ounce.
Plunged 5.1% yesterday, silver futures also rose Thursday.
March silver contract delivery rose 56 cents to $ 28.82 an ounce, or 2%.
Chicago Lind Waldock, a senior market analyst Adam Klopfenstein pointed out that "the Irish financial problems continue to bring support to the gold market."
Fitch Ratings downgraded the debt of Ireland BBB +, the lowest investment grade level rating on the grounds that the Irish banking system needs substantial restructuring expenses, and rising costs of Ireland can no longer obtain financing from capital markets.
In addition, the Irish Labour Party was reported 85 billion euros will vote against the rescue plan.
Commerzbank analysts said Thursday in a note to clients, "said the investment function of the safety of gold will continue to be favored by investors in the euro zone edge of the national debt crisis, uncertainty still exists."
Thursday, the dollar rose only slightly, but also for the precious metals market will support.
6 U.S. dollar against other tracking major currencies dollar index rose 0.1% points from 79.98 late Wednesday, rose to 80.11 points.
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