Jan 3 (Reuters) – Gold was trading near its two-week high on Friday, holding on to sharp gains from the previous session as weaker equities spurred demand for the metal seen as a safe-haven asset. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was unchanged at …

Gold jumped on Thursday on some buying after prices plunged to a six-month low, but investors remained unenthusiastic because of a brighter global economic outlook and speculation of an imminent end to U.S. monetary stimulus. Gold sank by 28 percent …

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Gold set for best weekly gain since October * Chinese premiums and buying ease but still robust * SPDR holdings drop 3.60 tonnes (Updates prices and China premiums) By A. Ananthalakshmi Jan 3 (Reuters) – Gold rose for a fourth session on Friday, …

Mumbai: Gold price premiums in India, one of the top buyers of the metal, fell further due to lack of demand even as supplies trickled in from a few importers. Local traders quoted a premium of $105 an ounce on London prices, down 12.5 per cent from …

Turkey's gold imports increased 64 percent in December, according to data yesterday from the Istanbul Gold Exchange. The premium to take immediate delivery of gold in China was $20 an ounce today, compared with last year's average of $18.72.

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