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  Market OutlookPrecious Metal·
The dollar climbed as much
as 0.4 per cent against a basket of six major currencies. The metal typically
declines when the greenback strengthens. Gold pared an earlier loss of as much
as 2 per cent, spurred by the International Monetary Fund's plans to sell
bullion on the open market ·
Gold may fall on a strengthening dollar and on the International
Monetary Fund’s decision to begin selling bullion on the open market, a survey
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