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Gold moved for a 2th day as rule producers in Europe tightened the
terms of Greece's bailout and the People's Bank of China joined national
banks acting to counter slow development, boosting interest for a
retreat.

Bullion for prompt release climbed as much as 0.4% to $1,274.18 an
ounce, and exchanged at $1,271.10 at 11:47 a.m. in Singapore, broadening
Wednesday's 0.7% addition, as indicated by Bloomberg bland estimating.
The metal bounced back from a 2-day, 1.8% fall even as the Bloomberg
Dollar Spot Index increased.