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Copper fell to the lowest in six weeks in New York as Federal Reserve policy makers begin a meeting that may indicate when the central bank will start curbing debt purchases intended to stoke the U.S. economy.
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Gold futures advanced to a three-week high as the dollar weakened against the euro and yen, increasing demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment. Platinum rose to the highest in almost eight weeks.
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Gold futures tumbled below $1,400 an ounce, extending the longest slump in almost three months, as the dollar’s rally eroded demand for the metal as an alternative investment. Silver fell to a three-week low.
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Gold fell after Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem discussed details for the European banking union project, adding to signs that the leaders will act to contain the region’s fiscal crisis and eroding demand for haven assets.
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Gold fell in New York, capping a second straight weekly loss, as moves by China to fight inflation and slow growth eroded demand for precious metals and raw materials.
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Spot gold prices advanced for a second day as global equities declined and on signs that physical demand is rebounding. Futures fluctuated before closing lower for the third time in four sessions.
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Gold climbed to a record for the third time this week as investors stepped up demand for a haven from financial turmoil. Silver futures rose to the highest closing price since 1980.
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Cocoa futures climbed to the highest price in eight weeks in New York on signs of increasing demand for chocolate. Coffee also rose.
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Gold futures rebounded after investors snapped up the precious metal as an alternative to currencies following a decline from a record. Silver also gained.
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Gold fell to a two-week low on investor sales after the metal’s rally to a record this year. Silver, palladium and platinum also dropped.
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