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Gold Price Much Higher in Hong Kong

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The gold price in Hong Kong surged 70 HK dollars to 6,585 HK dollars per tael on Wednesday, according to the Bank of China (Hong Kong).

The price is equivalent to US$710.58 a troy ounce, up US$7.29 at Wednesday's exchange rate of US$1 against 7.779 HK dollars.

(Xinhua News Agency September 13, 2007)

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