| Gold was trading sideways on Monday after last week's recovery from four-and-half-year lows, but traders hoping for a stronger showing following a Swiss referendum on gold may be disappointed. The Swiss go to the polls on November 30 in a referendum that will lay down new rules for the country's central bank concerning its gold reserves.
Surveys are divided about support for the "Save Our Gold" camp that would force the Swiss National Bank to hold 20% of its reserves in gold, repatriate bullion held outside its borders and halt all sales, and not everyone even agrees that a yes vote would lift gold prices.......................................Full Article: Source
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