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Meanings of gold in English
Chemical element with symbol Au and atomic number 79; yellow-colored precious metal.
Related terms
Portuguese
âmbar-cinzento Catalan
ambre 
Usage of gold in English
1
Another likely response to recent market volatility: focusing on opportunities in gold.
2
Euro gold prices have risen about 35 percent so far this year.
3
However, in the long term, they say gold prices should move higher.
4
The United States imposed sanctions on the Venezuelan gold sector last year.
5
Kobe shared a gold, glittery graphic that read New Year, New Baby!
6
In Singapore, however, consumers used price dips to buy gold and silver.
7
Higher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-interest yielding gold.
8
Also he has given me information before which was good as gold.
9
Investors often use gold as a hedge against political and financial uncertainty.
10
So far the effect on the wider gold market has been muted.
11
The most recent involved another activity damaging to the environment: gold mining.
12
At the most recent event in December last year, he won gold.
13
In this lower gold price environment, miners' appetite for risk has shrunk.
14
China allows only 15 banks to import gold, including three foreign lenders.
15
The actual money was the gold, paper money wasn't money at all.
16
Good land is worth its weight in gold, or so they say.
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