Given the headline "feb. gold ends up $12.80, or 1.5%, at $854.50 an ounce", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline compare gold with any other asset?" No

Given the headline "Gold settles higher for a third session", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline talk about price in the past?" Yes

Given the headline "gold prices climb, pull metals shares higher", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline compare gold with any other asset?" No

Given the headline "Gold prices dip in Asia with fresh direction sought", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline talk about price going down?" Yes

Given the headline "june gold contract down $19.70 to $637.80 an ounce", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline talk about price going down?" Yes

Given the headline "Gold falls as new trade tariffs, rate-hike view buoy dollar", what is the answer to the question "Does the news headline talk about a general event (apart from prices) in the past?"