(Bloomberg) -- Gold fell in London for the first
time in five days as the dollar's slide against the euro
stalled, reducing demand for the metal as an alternative
investment. Silver also declined.
Before today, gold increased for four straight days and the
dollar dropped against the euro over the same period. The dollar
today climbed 0.2 percent against the euro.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
time in five days as the dollar's slide against the euro
stalled, reducing demand for the metal as an alternative
investment. Silver also declined.
Before today, gold increased for four straight days and the
dollar dropped against the euro over the same period. The dollar
today climbed 0.2 percent against the euro.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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