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Gold Prices Surge To USD 2,414 Per Ounce

) KUWAIT, May 19 (KUNA) Gold Prices surged to USD 2,414 per ounce by last week, prompted by expectations of American interest rate decrease.

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كونا : Gold prices surge to USD 2,414 per ounce - عام

كونا : Gold prices surge to USD 2,414 per ounce - عام
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KUNA : Gold prices surge to USD 2,414 per ounce - General

KUNA : Gold prices surge to USD 2,414 per ounce - General
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كونا : Gold prices down to USD 2,338 per ounce in last week s trading - اقتصاد

كونا : Gold prices down to USD 2,338 per ounce in last week s trading - اقتصاد
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KUNA : Gold prices down to USD 2,338 per ounce in last week s trading - Economics

KUNA : Gold prices down to USD 2,338 per ounce in last week s trading - Economics
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