GOLD STEADIED NEAR $4,345 AN OUNCE AFTER SURGING MORE THAN 7% LAST WEEK, ITS STRONGEST WEEKLY GAIN SINCE JANUARY, AFTER A SURPRISE CONTRACTION IN U.S. EMPLOYMENT AND DOWNWARD REVISIONS TO PREVIOUS JOB FIGURES WEAKENED THE LABOR-MARKET OUTLOOK, REDUCING EXPECTATIONS FOR NEAR-TERM FED RATE HIKES AND SUPPORTING BULLION.

GOLD STEADIED NEAR $4,345 AN OUNCE AFTER SURGING MORE THAN 7% LAST WEEK, ITS STRONGEST WEEKLY GAIN SINCE JANUARY, AFTER A SURPRISE CONTRACTION IN U.S. EMPLOYMENT AND DOWNWARD REVISIONS TO PREVIOUS JOB FIGURES WEAKENED THE LABOR-MARKET OUTLOOK, REDUCING EXPECTATIONS FOR NEAR-TERM FED RATE HIKES AND SUPPORTING BULLION.

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