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Gold Hits New High

Overnight, the Austrailian Central Bank raised interest rates in a surprise move signaling the global economy is recovering. On the news, the US dollar dipped sharply overnight and gold bugs rejoiced, sending the yellow metal to a new all-time high of $1043 per ounce in morning trading.

On the equity side of things, gold mining stocks are rallying hard, with Yamana Gold (AUY) gaining more than nine percent, Jaguar Mining (JAG) showing gains in excess of ten percent and Barrick Gold (ABX) gaining five and a half percent.

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