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Macroeconomic uncertainty boosts demand for gold and oil exposure
Continued uncertainty about inflation and deepening concerns over sovereign default risks in Europe are making the commodities increasingly attractive as hedging tools
More demand for trading systems from Middle East expected as Aramco Trading selects ETRM system
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