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NEW YORK/LONDON: Gold prices dipped on Tuesday as investors anxiously awaited news on the next head of the US Federal Reserve, while strong share markets and a calmer geopolitical environment sapped safe-haven demand.
"People are going into the equity markets and taking off their safe-haven plays," said Phillip Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures in Chicago.
Gold futures may remain weak until Friday's US gross domestic product figures are released, he added.
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