The price of gold surged Thursday after Spain unveiled a program of spending cuts and tax hikes that raised expectations it soon could ask for financial help from its neighbors.
Separately, more negative news in China renewed hopes that the central bank there will take more action to help its economy, similar to programs announced recently by the U.S. and Europe.
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