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  econotimes.com·20/10, 17:00▼ DXY▲ XAU/USDUS dollarFedDXY
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  Yahoo Finance·19/10, 08:27▲ DXY▼ EUR/USD▼ GBP/USD▼ XAU/USDUS dollarFedinterest rates
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  Yahoo Finance·16/10, 14:32▼ DXY▲ XAU/USD▲ AUD/USD▲ EUR/USDUS dollarFedDXY
• Gold gains , silver slips as oil prices rise , Fed rate hike expectations persist - Kitco AM Report

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  kitco.com·21/10, 18:00▲ XAU/USD▲ DXY▲ PAXG/USDT▲ XAUT/USDTgoldXAUUSDFed
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  ibtimes.com·15/10, 20:45▲ DXY• QQQ• SPY▼ XAU/USDinflationDXYQQQ

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