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gold fixing

Or gold fix

noun

Finance.
  1. the procedure by which the price of gold is established.

  2. the price itself, especially as established daily in the London gold market.



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A gold fixing facility exists in London, but China wants its own – reflecting its ambitions as a global financial player.

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The London P.M. gold fixing is $1,152.25 versus the previous A.M. fixing of $1,161.25.

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The London P.M. gold fixing is $1,175.75 versus the previous A.M. fixing of $1,179.50.

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According to the FCA, the London Gold Fixing and the London Bullion Market Association Silver Price, will be two of the seven new regulated benchmarks.

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The London A.M. gold fixing is $1,204.50 versus the previous P.M. fixing of $1,209.00.

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