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International gold rose about 3.6% between October 30 and November 6, reaching $4,060.83 per ounce, while Egypt’s 21-karat local price fell from 6,280 to 6,230 pounds per gram. The article attributes the divergence to the combined influence of global gold, the exchange rate, local supply and demand, and trading costs.
This concerns gold pricing and local currency transmission, with no stated supply or demand effect on feed commodities.
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