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Gold On Track For Biggest Monthly Gain Since 1999 After US Treasury Move
Source: Nasdaq
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Gold held steady on Friday but is set for its strongest monthly advance since 1999, supported by the Treasury’s plan to keep bond yields down. The yield backdrop appears to be the main catalyst for the monthly momentum in gold prices.
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