Gold Holds Near 4,120 Dollars as the Dollar Firms Before CPI
Gold edged up 0.15 percent to 4,120.60 dollars on Monday as the dollar firmed 0.75 percent, in a split that shows the haven trade is alive even as stocks rally.
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Gold edged up 0.15 percent to 4,120.60 dollars on Monday as the dollar firmed 0.75 percent, in a split that shows the haven trade is alive even as stocks rally.
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