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Daily Technical Report

Gold is now unwinding its recent fall, which still remains within a larger volatile range. We continue to expect this counter reaction to be limited and likely to resume the already broad weakness playing out in Gold priced in other key rates, such as Euro, Swiss franc, and commodity driven rates such as the Aussie dollar and South African rand.

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