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[Photo News] Gold closed at W46,220 per gram Monday

By Shim Woo-hyun

Published : April 24, 2017 - 17:22

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GOLD SENSITIVE -- An employee arranges gold bars on a table at Korea Gold Exchange in Jongno, Seoul, Monday. The gold price closed at 46,220 won ($40.80) per gram Monday, down 1.2 percent compared to Friday. The gold price had reached 47,239 won on Friday, the highest figure this year, amid geopolitical uncertainties. Yonhap GOLD SENSITIVE -- An employee arranges gold bars on a table at Korea Gold Exchange in Jongno, Seoul, Monday. The gold price closed at 46,220 won ($40.80) per gram Monday, down 1.2 percent compared to Friday. The gold price had reached 47,239 won on Friday, the highest figure this year, amid geopolitical uncertainties. Yonhap

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