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Early Asian Price Decline Eases

Gold prices eased a touch in holiday-thinned trade on Monday as investors took bets on higher prices off the table, disappointed by a lack of clear guidance from the Federal Reserve on Friday on the options for U.S. economic stimulus.
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Australian Gold Production Up 10 Percent

A drive to benefit from record bullion prices lifted Australian gold production by 10 percent, or 24 metric tons, to 270 metric tons in the 2010/11 financial year, maintaining Australia's No. 2 ranking behind China, a sector survey released on Sunday showed.
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Sizzling Hot Pop Stars Performing at BMI Urban Awards 2011 (PHOTOS)

A beautiful evening at the BMI Urban award function saw best of performances by the rappers and hip-hop stars. The event was hosted by BMI President & CEO Del Bryant and Catherine Brewton, Vice President, Writer/Publisher Relations, Atlanta.
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Lion to launch China's first oil & gas QDII fund

China's Lion Fund Management Co will launch next week the country's first mutual fund that invests in overseas oil and gas-related assets, as Chinese money managers step up innovation to woo investors haunted by inflation concerns.
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Guinea, China in talks over bauxite mine, refinery

Guinea is in advanced talks with state-owned China Power Investment to develop a bauxite mine and build an alumina refinery, deep water port and a power plant in the West African state, Guinean government sources said.
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Gold Mining Stocks Falling but Gold Price Rises

Shares of major gold mining companies fell Friday in midday trading, after the head of the U.S. central bank used a closely-watched speech to indicate that the Federal Reserve had no immediate plans to stimulate the lagging economy with another round of bond buying.
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Hurricane Irene: Understanding Your Travel Insurance Plan

As most of the Eastern Seaboard prepares for Hurricane Irene, many travelers will be cutting trips short, returning home early or not going at all. For those who bought travel insurance, here's what you can expect to be covered.
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Tiffany & Co. Shares Jump on Strong Quarterly Results

Tiffany & Co., the iconic jewelry store chain, said Friday net earnings for the three months ended in July jumped 33 percent as stronger global sales offset higher expenses and the company raised its full-year outlook.
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Strike Planned at Big Copper, Gold Mine in Indonesia

Workers at Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold's Grasberg mine in Indonesia plan to stage a strike in coming days after talks with the company failed to resolve a pay dispute , a move that could tighten global copper supplies and lift prices.
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Whither Safe Havens: Which Ones Will Be Safe Tomorrow?

This year's heady bout of risk aversion on financial markets has ratcheted up demand for gold, U.S. Treasuries and the Swiss franc to levels that suggest they may no longer be the safe havens they are billed as.
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Russia's Central Bank to Offer Gold-Backed Loans

Russia's central bank will offer gold-backed loans for up to 90 days at an interest rate of 7 percent, it said in a statement on Friday, expanding its lending facilities for dealing with any future liquidity crunch in the banking system.
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Gold Rises 1Percent in European Trading

Gold prices arrested this week's slide on Friday to rise nearly 1 percent ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later, which will be closely watched for hints on the outlook for Fed monetary policy.
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Gold Steady in East Asian Trading

Spot gold was steady on Friday, but was likely to register its first weekly drop after seven straight weeks of gains as investors awaited a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.
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Analysis: 'Safe Haven' Assets Start to Look Risky

This year's heady bout of risk aversion on financial markets has ratcheted up demand for gold, U.S. Treasuries and the Swiss franc to levels that suggest they may no longer be the safe havens they are claimed to be.
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Spot Gold Drops 0.4%, Set for a Down Week

Spot gold lost 0.4 percent Friday, on course for its first weekly drop after seven straight weeks of gains, as investors awaited a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the day.

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