(Reuters) - Gold fell 1.6 percent on Wednesday as a recovery in the dollar and softer oil prompted investors to take profits from the metal's 11-week highs.
Gold slipped as low as $671.70 an ounce and was quoted at $672.70/673.30 at 1448 GMT, against $682.60/683.40 in New York late on Tuesday, when a record-low dollar propelled gold as high as $687.10.
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Gold slipped as low as $671.70 an ounce and was quoted at $672.70/673.30 at 1448 GMT, against $682.60/683.40 in New York late on Tuesday, when a record-low dollar propelled gold as high as $687.10.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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