(Reuters) - Gold stayed on the defensive on Monday, with investment funds nervous about taking new positions due to recent losses in global equities markets, while Japanese platinum futures fell by 2 percent, hitting their daily limit.
Falling share prices have forced investors to lighten positions in risky assets, including commodities, until the situation in the stocks market stabilises, traders said.
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Falling share prices have forced investors to lighten positions in risky assets, including commodities, until the situation in the stocks market stabilises, traders said.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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