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Gold edged higher on Wednesday, buoyed by a weaker dollar after Federal Reserve officials dampened expectations that the U.S. central bank may soon exit its bullion-friendly bond purchases.
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Gold stretched higher on Monday on hopes that an agreement to head off a fiscal crisis could soon be at hand.
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Gold fell, wiping out what would have been its first weekly gain since November, as traders priced the market lower while awaiting the outcome of last-ditch U.S. budget talks before a year-end deadline.
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Gold rose, but stayed in sight of last week's four-month lows as investors focused on talks between the White House and Congress to prevent the U.S. economy from plunging into recession next year.
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Gold edged higher on Wednesday as thin post-Christmas trading and anticipation that a U.S. budget deal might be done before the end of the year supported bullion prices.
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Gold was little changed in thin pre-holiday trade on Monday, as prices stayed near a four-month low as the U.S. fiscal stalemate drove investors to the sidelines.
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Gold bounced back from near a four-month low as investors were discouraged by a weaker euro and stalled U.S. budget talks.
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Gold plunged below $1,650 an ounce, down more than 1 percent, and to its lowest since August as heavy liquidation by hedge funds and signs of an improving U.S. economy triggered selling.
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Gold stalled on Wednesday, within sight of an almost four-month low as signs of progress in the U.S. fiscal talks that dented bullion's safe-haven appeal.
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Gold fell almost 2 percent on Tuesday to its lowest price since August, hit by heavy technical selling and growing hopes that U.S. legislators are closer to reaching a deal that would avert a fiscal crisis next month.
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Bullion ended the session little changed as worries about the U.S. fiscal cliff kept investors on the sidelines.
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Gold futures ended nearly flat at $1,697 an ounce on Friday amid uncertainty over stalled U.S. budget negotiations.
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Gold fell 1 percent on Thursday as fears the Fed might withdraw its economic stimulus if the job market improved dramatically prompted funds to reduce their bullish bets.
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Gold rose on Wednesday as its inflation-hedge appeal received a boost after the U.S. Federal Reserve took an unprecedented step to commit to near-zero interest rates as long as unemployment remains high.
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Gold was little changed on Tuesday, but sentiment ahead of a U.S. Fed meeting boded for more gains.
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Gold rose ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy meeting, but gains were capped by lingering fears about the "fiscal cliff"
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Gold edged up on Friday, rebounding from early lows, as upbeat U.S. nonfarm payrolls data did not alter a view that the Federal Reserve will continue to use bullion-friendly economic stimulus to boost growth.
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Gold prices steadied near $1,690 an ounce, as buyers remained on the sidelines after the ECB left rates unchanged as expected, and on uncertainty over negotiations to avert a U.S. fiscal crisis.
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Gold slipped to a one-month low below $1,700 an ounce as a weaker price forecast by Goldman triggered some fund liquidation, offsetting news of fresh central bank buying.
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Gold slid as liquidation of long positions converged with fears about the U.S. fiscal cliff.
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Gold edged up in quiet trade on a dollar drop and a mixed bag of U.S. and Chinese manufacturing data.