| Gold fell the most this month on signs of waning investor demand from the US to China. The metal pared losses amid rising tensions in Ukraine. Violent conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe helped boost prices 8.6 per cent this year.
Investors haven't been enticed by the gains, sending open interest in New York futures and options to the lowest since 2009 and money managers have trimmed their bullish wagers. Demand for the precious metal fell 16 per cent in the second quarter, led by declines in India and China, the World Gold Council said this week...............................................Full Article: Source
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