| The gold price ticked higher in London trade Monday morning, rising from its lowest weekly close in three years as Asian stock markets fell but Eurozone shares jumped over 2% higher.
Major government bonds ticked higher, easing interest rates down, while the U.S. dollar held steady after last week's strong gains on the currency market. A Wall Street Journal survey says the majority of economists think that Friday's jobs data mean the U.S. Federal Reserve will start reducing its quantitative easing program as early as September...............................................Full Article: Source
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