PANews February 14 News, Gold (XAUT) prices remain steady, showing a high-level oscillating upward trend during the session. Gate platform data indicates a 24-hour high of $5,022.7 and a low of $4,913.8. As of press time, it is fluctuating narrowly around $5,010, with a slight 0.98% increase over 24 hours.
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