| From Goldinvestingnews.com: Some investors looked to the political crisis in Egypt as a sign that gold would skyrocket as a result of volatility in the international market brought on by the North African nation. But, within a week of the very public unrest, gold edged down in slow trade as equities gained and worries about the unrest in Egypt ebbed.
Initially, in the last week of January, gold prices suddenly spiked due to concerns that the unstable situation in Egypt may spread to other areas in the Middle East as well as other parts of North Africa..............................................Full Article: Source
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