Gold mines cutting output offers little relief
When mines last trimmed operations, bullion still slid as much as 29% into a bear market
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FOR most raw-material producers, less supply can mean higher prices and more profit. Not so much for gold.
With bullion near a five-year low and investors unloading metal they hoarded for about a decade, some mining companies are losing money and output is poised to drop for the first time since 2008. If history is any guide, the cutbacks will have little impact on the market.
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