SYDNEY: Asian shares slipped on Monday ahead of potentially market-moving inflation data from the United States and Europe later in the week, and a meeting of oil producers that could stop, or extend, the recent slide in prices.
One mover was gold, which climbed to $2,009.87 an ounce and briefly hit a six-month top of $2,017.82.
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