Gold is winning against the dollar as nations manage global strife. Deutsche Bank sees bullion prices surging
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Central banks' increased preference for gold as a proportion of their reserves means the precious metal has more room to rise, according to Deutsche Bank.
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Central banks' increased preference for gold as a proportion of their reserves means the precious metal has more room to rise, according to Deutsche Bank.
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