China’s biggest one-day stocks drop in eight years lifts gold prices
Monday’s was the biggest one-day decline in Chinese stocks since an 8.8% drop on Feb. 27, 2007.
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As we pen this on Thursday evening it appears Friday could be a nasty day if Gold breaks below $1080/oz. Nevertheless, the odds now favor a rebound in the weeks ahead and especially in the gold miners.
