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Gold seen rebounding next year amid low real interest rates
Published Mon, Oct 17, 2016 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
WE'VE not seen the last of the rally in gold, according to Toronto-Dominion Bank.
Prices are likely to go as high as US$1,350 an ounce some time next year, after dipping below US$1,200 as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, likely in December, according to Bart Melek, the bank's head of commodity research. Futures traded at US$1,256.40 on the Comex in New York on Monday.
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