Gold was little changed on Thursday, with sentiment remaining bullish after it surged more than 3 percent to a nine-month high as strong energy prices and geopolitical tensions induced heavy fund buying.
Traders were eager to test the metal's upside after Wednesday's rally, with demand rising for gold exchange-traded funds (ETF) and investors keen to diversify into gold and other commodities as U.S. equity prices were holding near record highs.
Gold's allure as a tool to hedge against inflation also rose after a surprisingly big pick-up in core U.S. consumer prices in January.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Gold flat; mood bullish after heavy fund buying
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Bullish,
Commodities,
Gold,
Gold Exchange-Traded Funds,
Traders
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