Charts Today - 14 Mar 2018 - US tech stocks give up gains
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Gold clings to strong daily gains above $2,380
Gold trades in positive territory above $2,380 on Thursday. Although the benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield holds steady following upbeat US data, XAU/USD continues to stretch higher on growing fears over a deepening conflict in the Middle East.
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