Gold sags after flash crash, stocks bulls take a breather

By Marc Jones and Rae Wee LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Gold and silver prices remained jittery on Wednesday after the sharpest pullback in over five years, while global equity and bond markets were taking a breather from recent rallies. Gold, which remains on course for its strongest year since the 1979 oil crisis, dipped below $4,100 an ounce in London trading, continuing the bout of profit taking that sunk it more than 5% on Tuesday. [GOL/] There has been no obvious catalyst for the plunge other than g ...