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Gold bounces back after worst month since late 2016 as bond yields steady

Last week's sell-off in global bonds stabilized after central banks from Asia to Europe provided reassurance that policy support remains in place

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Spot gold rose 1.2 per cent to $1,754.81 an ounce by 6:53 a.m. in London

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Gold rebounded after its biggest monthly slump since late 2016 as the dollar retreated and investor focus remained on bond yields and the outlook for growth.

Last week’s sell-off in global bonds stabilized after central banks from Asia to Europe provided reassurance that policy support remains in place. That’s helped to somewhat calm markets and pull Treasury yields back from their highest level in a year. Bets on accelerating inflation are raising concerns that there could be a pullback in monetary policy support despite assurances from the Federal Reserve that higher yields reflect economic optimism for a solid recovery.

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