Gold Heads for First Weekly Drop in 10 Weeks as Profit-Taking Continues
Gold heads for first weekly loss in 10 weeks as profit-taking and trade optimism weigh.
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Gold heads for first weekly loss in 10 weeks as profit-taking and trade optimism weigh.
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FTSE 100, 250 and AIM fall sharply as US bank fears and China tensions deepen.
FTSE slips as renewed US-China trade tensions and weak UK growth weigh on market sentiment.
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