NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - COMEX gold fell back toward last week's lows Thursday, with bulls spooked by a sudden recovery in the dollar and more optimism on Wall Street about economic recovery.
Gold futures had stabilized over $370 an ounce after plunging more than $13 last Friday. But with Thursday's 1.65 percent skid, the yellow metal grabbed back the spotlight after it was briefly stolen by platinum, which fell in New York after hitting a 23-year high overnight.
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