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Gold extends drop as easing trade war anxiety cools haven demand
Gold’s recent selloff accelerated as traders bet on signs that its explosive rally may have run too hard and too fast. Hedge fund managers cut their net-long U.S. futures and options positions on the metal to the lowest in 14 months, the latest Commodity Futures Trading Commission data show.
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"It is quite evident that the impact of the trade war has caused many shippers to pause, or outright cancel, shipments," says ...
Gold prices dropped more than 1% on Monday as easing U.S.-China trade tensions boosted investors' risk appetite and dented ...
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