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Fidelity Fund Doubles Gold Holdings on Uncertainty Over Fed

A portfolio manager at Fidelity International Ltd. has doubled his fund’s gold holdings over the past three weeks, citing increasing uncertainty over US Federal Reserve policy as a catalyst.

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Fidelity Fund Doubles Gold Holdings on Uncertainty Over Fed
A portfolio manager at Fidelity International Ltd. has doubled his fund’s gold holdings over the past three weeks, citing increasing uncertainty over US Federal Reserve policy as a catalyst.
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