NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Gold futures rose above $625 an ounce for the first time in two months on Thursday as investors and speculators competed to buy, spurred on by the break of certain chart levels and a soft dollar.
Upward momentum gathered in other precious metals, with platinum soaring 5.7 percent in catch-up technical buying.
Gold futures are up almost $52 since starting to rally on Oct. 24 from $576 an ounce, catalyzed by a break above the downward sloping ...
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