Gold prices in Egypt climb through Thursday trading after global slide

Gold prices in Egypt climbed through Thursday's trading sessions, rebounding from a sharp international decline the previous day.

• Gold fell 73.62 dollars per ounce, or 1.77 percent, to 4,087.58 dollars in international trading on Wednesday.
• Domestic prices rose roughly 50 pounds by mid-session Thursday, with 21-karat gold reaching 6,190 pounds per gram.
• Prices added about 10 pounds in evening dealings, lifting 21-karat gold to 6,200 pounds per gram, Nady Naguib said.
• International gold prices rose 1.24 percent to 4,156 dollars per ounce by Thursday evening.
• On Friday, Egyptian 21-karat gold rose about 30 pounds to 6,230 pounds per gram, with the gold pound at 49,840 pounds, the gold division said.
• International spot gold rose to 4,171 dollars per ounce on Friday, the same division reported.