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Gold falls further

GOLD lost more ground overnight, even plunging below the US$1900 an ounce mark.

 Image by Omar Hadad from Pixabay

Image by Omar Hadad from Pixabay

US stocks were up by more than 1% overnight on positive retail data, pushing gold lower again. Futures fell to as low as $1874.20/oz before rebounding strongly to as high as $1961/oz. December Comex...

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