Gold May Climb a Seventh Day as China's New Rules to Keep Demand Buoyant

5 August 2010  Bloomberg.com

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Gold fluctuated in London amid speculation demand for the metal as a protection of wealth will be eroded by reduced physical purchases after a six-day rally.

The metal has gained this week as China unveiled plans to relax trading rules for bullion and the dollar on Aug. 3 slipped to a three-month low against the euro. A seven-day climb for gold, which usually moves inversely to the greenback, would be the longest winning streak in two months.

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