* SPDR Gold Trust holdings hit lowest since November 2009 * Copper, crude oil dip after weak China, euro zone data * Gold cuts loss after fake tweet about White House bombing By Carole Vaporean NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - Gold fell more than 1 percent on Tuesday as a stronger dollar put pressure on prices and as the outflow from the world's biggest gold exchange-traded fund (ETF) accelerated and accentuated an investor shift towards equities and other assets. At the mid session, gold, along with markets in stocks, bonds, oil and other commodities, was roiled briefly by a bogus report of explosions at the White House. Gold pulled up off its lows on the fake report. The...
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