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Gold rises as Chinese buying strengthens

Gold prices continue to rise, with strong buying from China cited as a driver. The supplied report gives no indication of a major market disruption.

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Sustained official or market demand for gold can reflect shifting investor or reserve preferences, but the reported impact appears limited.

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