Gold shines on US jobs data
London
GOLD, seen as a haven investment, rallied on Friday last week as weaker-than-expected US jobs data weighed on the dollar.
The precious metal, which had fallen for most of the week, shot higher as the poorly-received employment figures meant that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to kick-start before the end of the year a campaign of raising US interest rates, according to analysts.
"Gold prices soared, coming off a five-day losing streak and erasing losses from the past three days. . . on the reduced chance of a US rate hike follow…
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