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Gold still marching higher

Tue, Nov 3 2009, 03:01 GMT
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Gold closed in NY above $1060 but hasn't been satisfied with these gains, posting another $5 gain so far in Asian trade, now at $1065.50/oz. Regional stock markets are quite subdued with HK now marginally higher and the Kospi slightly lower. Japan is of course on holiday today.

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