Thursday, November 25, 2004
Gold high on dollar losses
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by Brian Turner
by Brian Turner

As the dollar continues to devalue, with little sign of correction from Washington, the price of gold has reached a 16-year high.
Gold reached over $452 a troy ounce, it’s highest rate for two decades, as investors sought to stabilise reserves with what is otherwise seen as a safe investment in the face of foreign exchante rate uncertainties.
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