Gold to average $1000/oz this year: UBS
Friday, 6 February 2009
Kate Haycock
BASE metals may be wallowing and iron ore and coal on the nose, while uranium and phosphate have lost their fizz, but gold will continue to be a winner this year say UBS analysts.
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