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Gold Holdings Slump Most Since 2013 As Barbarous Relic Tests '11' Handle

Gold Holdings Slump Most Since 2013 As Barbarous Relic Tests '11' Handle

Gold ETF Holdings have collapsed by 1.93 million troy ounces in the days since Donald Trump's election. This is the biggest decline since July 2013, a period when gold prices plunged to $1200 before ripping almost 20% higher in the next few weeks.

Bloomberg reports that traders have raised bets on higher borrowing costs following President-elect Donald Trump’s pledge to boost spending and as U.S. data pointed to an improving economy. That helped send a gauge of the dollar to a nine-month high.

 

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