Reuters Gold May Decline as Rally in Stocks, Euro Curbs Haven Demand BusinessWeek June 3 (Bloomberg) — Gold, little changed in Asia, may decline for a second day as equities and the euro rebounded, dimming demand prospects for haven investments. Bullion for immediate delivery traded at $1223.50 an ounce at 2:50 pm in …
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Gold May Decline as Rally in Stocks, Euro Curbs Haven Demand – BusinessWeek
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