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Gold ends higher for the week on seasonal Asian demand

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Published Sun, Oct 23, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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GOLD prices were little changed on Friday as a strong dollar limited gains, but the precious metal notched its first weekly rise in four as seasonal demand from Asia kicked in.

Demand from Asia, including China, India and exchange-traded funds (ETF), has helped prop up prices this week.

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