(Reuters) - Gold climbed to its highest level in more than a week on Monday as a slump in the dollar supported the metal, but weakness in stock markets might cap price gains, analysts said.
Spot gold rose as high as $676.50 an ounce before easing to $673.85/674.45 by 1008 GMT, against $674.10/674.90 late in New York on Friday.
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Spot gold rose as high as $676.50 an ounce before easing to $673.85/674.45 by 1008 GMT, against $674.10/674.90 late in New York on Friday.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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