Gold rose on Thursday supported by safe haven buying after the pound sterling tumbled after British ministers reisgned protesting against a draft Brexit agreement.
Oil also rallied up more than 1% on the day, steadying at $57 per barrel although concerns about the prospect of an oversupplied market next year continued to weigh on prices despite OPEC's message that it may cut crude output.
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