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2013-06-26 — bloomberg.com
``"Anything below $1,400 an ounce is sort of a red line" for South African gold producers, said David Davis, a Johannesburg-based analyst at SBG Securities. "There's a vast difference between what labor unions are demanding and what South African mines can afford. It points towards long drawn out negotiations that could end in dispute."'' -- Massive supply shut-downs loom at these prices, which exacerbate the management-labor disputes.
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