(Reuters) - Gold prices extended losses on Thursday, nearing a two-month low pressured by a strong U.S. dollar, while ...

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Gold fell for a fifth straight session on Thursday to hit its lowest level in eight weeks, pressured by a stronger U.S.

Investors may want to consider selling gold to pursue faster growth opportunities or keeping it as a safety net.

The result is a market where perception often moves prices before economic fundamentals catch up. Federal Reserve decisions ...

Gold futures plunged after Trump's election victory, as dollar strength deters investors from safe haven assets.

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Vietnam gold bar price on Thursday morning dropped to the lowest since Sep. 24 as the safe-haven metal continued to fall ...

Gold prices have been on a tear all year, but the love hasn't transferred to exchange-traded funds that invest in the precious metal. But now, the tides are turning.