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Metals take a breather

GOLD continued to fall overnight, while iron ore and base metals dropped after strong gains this week.

Kristie Batten
Metals take a breather

After a three-day, near-12% winning streak, the 62% iron ore fines price fell by 1.8% to $US59.38 per tonne. Gold dropped further overnight to $1226.50 an ounce. With the Australian dollar at 76.9c,...

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