Submit your comment Gold eased in early European trade on Tuesday, as the dollar strengthened versus the euro, but traders said persistent debt problems in the Eurozone boost bullion's safe-haven appeal and could cap losses. Europe's response to Greece's debt crisis and deficits in other euro zone countries has unnerved markets over the past six weeks, mostly benefiting gold as more funds were parked in bullion, most recently after the Spanish central bank's takeover of a small lender at...
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