Gold reverses the latest pullback moves from multi-day top while taking rounds to $1,794 ahead of Thursday’s European session.
The precious metal witnessed a modest pullback from the vicinity of the $1,800 mark and has now eroded a major part of the previous day’s positive move to the highest level since late February.
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Gold extended its steady intraday descent and dropped to fresh daily lows, around the $1,782 region during the mid-European session.
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