Gold may extend losses, after capping the biggest weekly drop in seven weeks, as weaker oil prices and a pledge by European Union leaders to avert a Greek default slashed the metal's appeal as a haven.Bullion for immediate delivery declined as much as 0.3 percent to $1,498.15 an ounce and was at $1,500.05 by 10:14 am in Singapore.
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Gold may extend losses after capping the biggest weekly drop in seven weeks
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Gold extends gains
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Gold retreats from highs
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Gold extends gain on sustained investment demand
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Gold eases in Europe
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Gold falls for first day in three as investors seek out cash
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Gold rises for first time in four days as drop lures buyers
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Gold struggles to rise above $1,700 an ounce
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Gold futures edge down, trading just below $1,000-ounce
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Gold may gain as concern about a slowing economy spurs demand for the metal -survey
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Gold eased marginally in Asian trade, after near record overnight gains
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Gold may decline for a third day
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Gold eases below $1,100
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Spot gold prices show limited strength
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Gold falls over 1 percent
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Gold closes slightly lower
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Gold drops more than 2 per cent