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FXStreet Chief Analyst: Gold is ready to resume its rise! This scene may stimulate the price of gold to break through 2,400 US dollars
In the Asian market on Friday, spot gold maintained a slight rebound trend during the day. The price of gold is currently around 2,379 US dollars/ounce. FXStreet chief analyst Valeria Bednarik pointed out that the price of gold was revised from around 2,400 US dollars/ounce and seemed ready to resume the rise. Gold's goal remains to retest the $2,400/oz area.
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