Gold set for worst quarter in over a decade as retail frenzy fades
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Gold slipped below $3,943 per ounce, its lowest since November, as bets on higher interest rates and fading retail enthusiasm push the metal toward its worst quarter in more than a decade. After a January peak near $5,595, prices have been pressured by ETF outflows, a stronger dollar, and Chinese trading restrictions, though central-bank demand could provide a floor.
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