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Glittering uncertainty

THE rising gold price could soon flush the world’s central banks into the open with next Tuesday the day when they can resume selling under the terms of their “standstill” agreement.

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Glittering uncertainty

Last year, 15 central banks signed a deal prohibiting gold sales until September 27 this year, from when they are allowed to sell up to 500 tonnes collectively. With gold now at a 17-year high of $US460/oz...

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