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Gold patch in demand following Middle East missiles

WITH missiles fired in the Middle East by Iran bullion spiked through US$1600 per ounce and ASX gold stocks were bought up such that the patch gained around 3.3%.

Gold patch in demand following Middle East missiles

Overall Metals & Mining gained only slightly, with the heightened geopolitical risk meaning buyers were little interested elsewhere in the resources sector. The bigger winners among the mining stocks...

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