Động đất Nhật mà Vàng giảm gần 2%, vàng về đâu hỡi, mai chứng bốc đầu rồi

Lại giảm nữa nè
Gold : 1392.0$/ 1392.7$ (-2.37% )
Điều gì xảy ra khi Gold về mốc 1000$

Anh 2 Mỹ chưa giao dịch nên chưa nói được điều gì

Anh 2 là con nợ mừ, tí nữa giao dịch cũng bán tháo thôi
Lại giảm nữa
Gold : 1390.9$/ 1391.6$ (-2.45% )

Con số giảm mạnh nữa
Gold : 1383.2$/ 1383.9$ (-2.99% )

Gold : 1382.3$/ 1383.0$ (-3.05% )

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