yes, I think the answer lies in China's GDP numbers.
The number is slightly better than the economists had predicted. Prediction was for 10.5% growth, but had come in at 11.1%.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/china-gdp-growth-slows-20100715-10bx4.html.
--Dan
PS. I was referring to the price of gold in real money... the Australian dollar. :p
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