On the surface, this week's release of the last FOMC meeting minutes pushed the price of gold closer to the all-important $1,300 level once again.
But the effect was short-lived, and over the next couple of days, gold prices retreated back to around the $1,290 level.
Despite the limited reaction by gold, perhaps more important was the dollar's response.
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