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Gold Prices Below Rs 1,39,000; Silver Jumps By Rs 3,300, But Still Under Rs 1,83,000

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Gold futures traded below Rs 1.39 lakh on Monday, while silver climbed above Rs 1.81 lakh, recovering from intraday lows amid a rebound in international bullion prices as investors assessing fall in crude oil prices

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