LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Gold prices recouped losses on Tuesday to move into positive territory as news that the Greek government is preparing a draft bailout deal sparked a rally in the euro versus the dollar.

The draft agreement on a 130 billion euro bailout will be put to political leaders for approval later on Tuesday, a government official said.

Spot gold ticked up to $1,721.39 an ounce at 1342 GMT against $1,719.20 late in New York on Monday. Earlier it fell as low as $1,709.29 an ounce. (Reporting by Jan Harvey; editing by James Jukwey)

Maybe there is hope..This Greek Mess has the world markets all over the place ..especially down...

AGORA – translatable as marketplace, was an essential part of Athens in ancient Greece and acted as a marketplace and a forum to its citizens.

George,,..

Straighten those suckers up...!!Got any pull over there...??

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