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Interest rates on US, EU, UK and Japanese bonds are 10%, 20%, 15% and 5% respectively.Mr. Sanyal invested his entire fund in gold, US bonds and EU bonds in January 2010. He liquefied his assets on 31st August 2010 and gained 13% on his investments. If instead he had held his assets for an additional month he would have gained l6.25%. Which of the following options is correct?
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