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Gold falls to $1950, then bounces

Gold falls to $1950, then bounces

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Adam Button
14/03/2022 | 14:29 GMT
  • Gold rebounds after sharp fall

Gold is down $27 to $1957 on the day. It briefly touched $1950 but has had a moderate bounce.

The safety trade is unwinding everywhere today and gold is caught up in that as the market hopes for a ceasefire in Ukraine.

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