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Gold buying cools off after pick-up
Gold hardly moved on Tuesday as early bargain hunting subsided, and dealers said a weaker US dollar was probably needed to help the metal break free from its current range
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Oil falls from 8-week high on US stock-build forecast
US crude inventories gained 1.9 million barrels in the week to 5 March, the poll showed, while gasoline stockpiles may have increased by 300,000 barrels
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Call money opens steady
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Bullion metals pare earlier gains
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ECB’s Trichet says global exit doesn’t signal rate increase
Trichet said central banks worldwide were not in a position to take a common decision on the issue
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Gold traders step up to hedging on bourses
Gold futures, which struck a record high in December last year, has been on a downtrend this year on a strong dollar overseas, which dims the yellow metal’s appeal as an alternative investments
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Oil near 8-week high on weak dollar, technicals
Traders and analysts say currency movements could dominate oil prices as demand strength stays unclear during the recovery
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Call money ends lower
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Call money opens higher
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Dismantling petroleum subsidies
Petroleum Product Subsidies: Costly, Inequitable and Rising By David Coady, Robert Gillingham, Rolando Ossowski, John Piotrowski, Shamsuddin Tareq and Justin Tyson IMF Staff Position Note
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Oil rises towards $81; China signals stimulus
China’s Premier Wen Jiabao, in his annual address to the National People’s Congress, said the world’s second-largest oil consumer will continue an appropriately easy monetary stance and an active fiscal policy
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Gold buying abates as traders await dips
International gold, which guides the domestic market, was $1,132.85/1,133.85 an ounce as against the previous close of $1,131.45/1,132.25 an ounce
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Oil slips from seven-week highs as dollar rises
Total oil demand in the world’s top consuming nation grew 0.3% in the past four weeks from a year earlier, US government data showed on Wednesday
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Gold demand stays weak as prices jump
The most-active April gold contract on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was trading 0.03% higher at Rs17,025 per 10 grams, after gaining over 1% in the last session
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