(Recasts first sentence with North Korea concerns helping to
boost prices, adds details from filing)
NEW YORK, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Paulson & Co left its stake in
gold investments unchanged in the third quarter, as concerns
about North Korea's nuclear weapons helped lift bullion prices
to a 13-month high, a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
filing showed on Tuesday.
New York-based Paulson & Co, led by longtime gold bull John
Paulson, kept its stake in SPDR Gold Trust GLD.P at 4.36
million shares with a value of $530 million at the end of
September, up from a value of $514.5 million the prior quarter,
the 13F filing showed.
SPDR Gold Trust is the world's biggest gold exchange-traded
fund.
Paulson also left stakes unchanged in AngloGold Ashanti Ltd
ANGJ.J and NovaGold Resources Inc NG.TO , though their value
declined versus the end of the second quarter. Stakes in IAMGOLD
Corp IMG.TO , RandGold Resources Ltd RRS.L , and Seabridge
Gold Inc SEA.TO were also unchanged but their value rose.
(Reporting by Marcy Nicholson; Editing by Tom Brown and Matthew
Lewis)
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Keywords: INVESTMENT FUNDS/GOLD