Antam Gold Price Enters New Phase, Key Trend Under Watch
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Antam Gold Price Enters New Phase, Key Trend Under Watch

The price of gold bars issued by Indonesian state-owned mining company PT Antam Tbk (ANTM) is projected to move between Rp 2,390,000 and Rp 2,690,000 per gram in the coming week. Recent price drops and the potential for a rebound are being closely watched.

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