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Gold catches cold from Aussie dollar headwind
Tuesday, 22 July 2008

FAILED deals, rising fuel costs and corporate collapses. If Australian gold producers didn’t have enough bad news on their plate, along comes the spectre of a rampaging Australian dollar. The Metal Detective, by Stephen Bell


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