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Thursday 03 September 2009 8:00 pm

Gold hits a six-month high

By: admindrupal

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Gold prices rallied yesterday to their highest level since February on strong investment demand. Spot gold hit an intraday peak of $992.55, which marked the highest price since 24 February. Bill O’Neill, managing partner of Logic Advisors, said asset-diversification demand for gold and other precious metals propelled gold’s rally.

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