Emerging world buys $10 billion in gold as West wobbles

An employee holds replicas of turtles made of gold during a photo opportunity at a jewellery shop in Seoul August 2, 2011. Central banks of emerging market countries such as Korea and Thailand have added more than $10 billion of gold to their reserves
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