By Barbara Kollmeyer
MADRID (MarketWatch) -- Gold prices pulled back while crude-oil futures surged after better-than-expected U.S. jobs data on Friday. Data showed the U.S. added 165,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate fell to 7.5%, both figures coming in better than economists expected. March payroll data were also revised higher. Gold for June delivery GCM3 -0.82% , up $3 ahead of the data, fell nearly $8 to $1,460.50 an ounce. Crude-oil futures had a bigger reaction, with the June contract CLM3 +1.34% surging $1.45, or 1.5%, to $95.43 a barrel. Copper HGN3 +5.04% continued to have a strong session, up 16 cents, or more than 5%, to $3.27 a pound.
