Gold prices drop as stockists off-load, weak overseas trend
14th Nov 2006, 11:06 GMT
New Delhi, Nov 14: Gold prices declined on the bullion market today on emergence of selling by stockists, triggered by a weakening overseas trend and closed with a loss of Rs 80 at Rs 9,210 per ten grams.
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