
L'oro spot sale a 4.191,95 dollari l'oncia (+0,47%) e l'oro dicembre a 4.219,50 dollari l'oncia (+0,69%) sui mercati delle materie prime questa mattina.
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L'oro è tradizionalmente visto come un bene rifugio e il suo prezzo è influenzato da fattori come l'inflazione, i tassi di interesse e la domanda di investimento.
Prezzo dell'oro in aumento questa mattina sui mercati delle materie prime: il metallo prezioso con consegna immediata (Gold spot) passa di mano a 4.191,9500 dollari l'oncia con una crescita dello 0,47% mentre l'oro con consegna a dicembre è scambiato a 4.219,50 dollari l'oncia con un avanzamento dello 0,69%.

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