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Chris:
 
Many thanks. Very comprehensive and 
helpful!
 
John
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  Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 9:55 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Gold
  
  Europe Precious Metals Review: Gold nervous, awaits UK 
  auction                   
        Sep. 12-MAR--     
  By Andrea Hotter    London, Sept. 12 (BridgeNews) - Gold 
  prices became slightly morestable after a very volatile trading session in 
  Asia overnight, withmarket players taking what one trader described as a 
  "flight of safety"into the bullion market following the tragic terrorist 
  attacks in New Yorkand Washington Tuesday. Market players remained 
  extremely nervous, withconditions illiquid, and dealers said the pending 
  Bank of England goldauction later this morning will likely see an 
  increased subscription rateas a 
  result.             
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  *                        
  *    Spot gold moved around the U.S. $280 per ounce level 
  for much of thesession having hit a high of $290 on the back of short 
  covering in Asiaovernight.    Profit-takers are said to 
  have entered to keep prices more stablearound $280, with buying pressure 
  coming off as the U.S. dollarstrengthened and the market became more 
  stable.    Traders said they expected the upside to ease in 
  the afternoon, butare cautiously watching the planned auction of the Bank 
  of England's 20tonnes of gold reserves at around 1215 BST. "Gold has 
  regained itsreputation as a safe haven," one dealer 
  added.    Spot gold fixed at $279.50 from $271.40 
  previously.    Platinum and palladium meanwhile saw little 
  trade although pricesgained strength from the rise in gold, with platinum 
  fixing at $455.00from $443.00 and palladium fixing at $465.00 from $455.00 
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