- Gold prices continued falling today, hitting a more than five-year low early in the session, amid growing expectations for a U.S. interest rate increase that has boosted the dollar.
- Over the weekend, China also disclosed an update on its gold reserves for the first time since 2009 that was far lower than analysts expected.
- After plunging 4.2% to $1,086.18 an ounce, bullion for immediate delivery is now trading down 2.3% at $1106.40.
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