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Gold News: 10 July, 2020
Gold Price: $1801.54. Gold's perfect $2,000 storm, $2,000 in 2021, hold more gold than Bitcoin, more on the fake gold bars in China, gold smuggling in India.
Gold and gold-backed cryptocurrency news for the week ending 10 July, 2020.
Gold Price (USD/OZ)
10 July 2020: $1,801.54 [View live gold price.]
Change from last week: $25.78 (1.45%)
Gold News Around The Web
Gold's perfect $2,000 storm - [BullionVault]
“Ready for new record high...?”
Gold leaps above $1,800 for the first time since 2011 as traders pile into the popular safe haven - [Business Insider]
Why gold has become a ‘weapon of choice’ for investors - [Market Watch]
“Kingold Jewelry allegedly passed off gilded copper bars as collateral for US$2.8 billion of loans.”
Hold more gold than Bitcoin, says BTC bull Mike Novogratz - [Coin Telegraph]
“A political row has broken out in India after gold was found being smuggled into the country in diplomatic baggage.”
In a remote area of Papua, a box of instant noodles costs 2 grams of gold - [The Jakarta Post]
From Tubs to Toilets, Vietnam Hotel Opens With Gold-Plated Pizzazz - [New York Times]
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