Fluid factors fiddle with upbeat outlook on oil, gold prices
Oil prices seem to be fizzling out, while gold has taken a shine amid the US-China trade limbo and rising risk aversion
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Anita Gabriel
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AFTER a strong quarter that culminated in a six-month peak a fortnight ago, the oil rally appears to have fizzled out - and experts can't agree on whether its bull run has ended for good, or there's still legs to it.
On the other hand, gold - true to its safe-haven status - has taken a shine lately since coming off its February high amid the US-China trade limbo and as risk aversion cranked up amid persistent worries of a slowing global economy.
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