Gold May Advance on Libya, Europe Debt Concern, Survey Shows

March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Gold may extend gains from a record as fighting in Libya and Europe's debt crisis spur demand for an alternative investment, a survey found. Seventeen of 19 traders, investors and analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, or 89 percent, said bullion will rise next week. Two predicted lower prices. Gold for April delivery was up 2.2 percent for this week at $1,446.70 an ounce at 12:

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