(Reuters) - Gold fell from a new 11-month high on Thursday after Chinese stocks plunged on fears the country's economy was overheating, analysts said.
Spot gold rose as high as $691.50 per ounce, beating an 11-month high of $691 on April 16, but slipped after 4 percent was wiped off Chinese stocks as markets worried new inflation data would prompt the central bank to raise interest rates.
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