Malaysia’s gold price drops 90 sen to RM521.35 per gramme at 9.30am, down from RM522.25 on July 7.
KUALA LUMPUR: The physical price of gold as at 9.30 am stood at RM521.35 per gramme, down 90 sen from RM522.25 at 5pm yesterday.
Gold price falls 90 sen to RM521.35 per gramme at 9.30am
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