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Gold moderately declines in Asia as traders wait for Jackson Hole
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December delivery gold futures went down 0.02% in New York being worth $1,290.78 a troy ounce.
Overnight, gold went down, reacting to a rebound in the evergreen buck because market participants were still wary of initiating huge positions in the number one precious commodity ahead of a two-day key banking symposium this week.
On Tuesday, gold was unable to break $1,300 because the precious metal went down close to one-week minimums because a sag in US-North Korea tensions relieved safe-haven demand. Meanwhile, market participants shifted their attention to an approaching highly anticipated symposium of major bankers slated for Thursday that could offer clues on monetary policy changes.
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