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To: ~digs who wrote (445)	4/28/2004 2:01:20 PM
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Gold futures close at six-month low June gold closed at $385.90 an ounce, down $13.20 for the session. China's move to reduce bank lending in certain sectors and market expectations for its potential effect on metals demand prompted the biggest one-day plunge in gold futures since Jan. 29. Prices closed at a six-month low. July silver closed down by 5.9 percent at $5.885 an ounce -- its lowest closing level this year. July copper dropped 5 percent to close at $1.1765 per pound. June palladium lost 8.8 percent and July platinum fell 4.4 percent. -briefing.com