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Gold fell to near $3,930 in early Asian trade on Wednesday as a firmer dollar and higher Treasury yields weighed on the metal. Traders are awaiting the US midterm elections, and the World Gold Council reported central banks bought 321 tons in Q3.
A stronger dollar and higher yields pressure USD-priced commodities, while sustained central bank buying supports gold. The article is routine precious-metals commentary with no direct effect on feed ingredient supply or demand.
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