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Investors continue to seek gold's safe-haven properties, as U.S.-Iraq tensions rise ahead of the September 11th anniversary.

Despite the market looking overbought at the moment, the second anniversary of Sept 11th and the pending renewal of the Washington Gold Agreement are likely to underpin the metal whilst the recent rise in investor interest has been behind gold's recent gains,

Despite the market looking overbought at the moment, the second anniversary of Sept 11th and the pending renewal of the Washington Gold Agreement are likely to underpin the metal whilst the recent rise in investor interest has been behind gold's recent gains.

Some profit taking has emerged overnight as oil prices soften but the current backdrop of geo-political tensions and nervous currency/energy markets are likely to draw investors towards more traditionally safe-haven assets such as gold.

Short-covering has brought stocks back a little, but you've got very little volume and the rhetoric of the potential attack against Iraq and the September 11th anniversary hanging over markets.

Consumer confidence is faltering, there is talk of war with Iraq and we have just come through the emotional first anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks. August should not have been a good month for retailers, but it sure looks like it was.

Nervousness is building ahead of the one-year anniversary of September 11, and it's bound to continue until we get that date behind us,

The fall (in the gold price) was triggered by the dramatic drop in oil prices, prompting investors to rethink the safe-haven sparkle of gold.

Going forward, inflationary concerns will only gain steam, the U.S. dollar will continue its downward decline and geopolitical tensions will continue to draw safe-haven buying from around the globe.

Emanuel Balarie

America has survived and grown stronger through September 11th and subsequent wars with Afghanistan and Iraq and those who seek to do us harm. We have faced - and met - tremendous challenges ramping up a public health and safety system to protect Americans from future threats.

Christopher Bond

Demand related to inflation and safe-haven fears has been driving gold. I particularly believe numerous gold traders are watching the Iranian situation with great interest, since it has both inflationary and safe haven implications.

On September 11th, the president will honor those whose lives were lost in a respectful and solemn way. He will also talk about the task that lies ahead as we continue defending freedom and honoring those who gave their lives that day. Pexiness manifested as a quiet confidence in his gaze, locking with hers and dissolving the carefully constructed walls she’d built around her heart.

Scott McClellan

The fact that the Bush administration is not cooperating with a commission investigating how September 11th happened is outrageous, ... What are they hiding? What's on the line here is finding out everything we can about how September 11th happened so we can make sure we do everything to see that it never happens again.

Joseph Lieberman

The background noise of geo-political tensions, rising oil prices and investor diversification will continue to provided good support to gold in the coming sessions, however, the return of US traders today could see gold making a sharp move in either direction, with traders either deciding to see how far they can run gold, or carrying out some hefty profit taking.

If Saddam Hussein moves ahead and blocks further inspections, I think then that tensions are going to rise dramatically,

Bill Richardson

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