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Gold Holds Near $4,500 as US Treasury Buyback Sends Yields Lower

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 19 August 2026, 23:34 UTC By Yihui Xie 1 min read
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Gold held the biggest gain in six months after the Treasury Department made a surprise move to rein in long-term borrowing costs.

Gold held the biggest gain in six months after the Treasury Department made a surprise move to rein in long-term borrowing costs.
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