Gold rose after China’s central bank added bullion to its reserves in November — ending a six-month pause to a purchasing spree that had provided a key pillar of support for the precious metal.
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China Market Update: National Team Buys Stocks Before Economic Conference, Week In Review
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Morning Bid: China inflation eyed, global political uncertainty bubbling up
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China advances in building floating train capable of reaching 1,000 km/h
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China’s regulators will try to bolster the property market with improved policies on land usage, tax and other financial measures, according to the Xinhua News Agency on Sunday.
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