(Reuters) - Gold drifted down on Friday but hovered near its highest in five weeks reached the previous day as the weakness in the dollar and healthy technical trends induced fresh fund inflows.
Tokyo Commodity Exchange platinum futures hit another record high on a labour dispute in South Africa, but they ran out of steam by the mid-session close as Japanese investors lightened their postions ahead of the three-day weekend in Japan.
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange platinum futures hit another record high on a labour dispute in South Africa, but they ran out of steam by the mid-session close as Japanese investors lightened their postions ahead of the three-day weekend in Japan.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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