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Netherlands moves $11bn gold to London amid geopolitical tensions

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Africa’s top Gold prices jump more than 2% as wider Middle East violence spooks marketsgold-producing countries as prices hit record highs

The Netherlands has moved about $11 billion worth of gold from the United States and Canada to London as rising

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