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By Noah Browning, Pratima Desai and Michael Hogan LONDON, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Global commodities markets were hit on Monday by worries over rare demonstrations in China against COVID-19 curbs, with oil and grains hitting significant multi-month lows and safe-haven gold rising. The protests added a new political dimension to investor concerns after months of stringent measures to curb the virus in one of the world's largest importers of raw materials just as global economic headwinds mount and recession fears grow. International benchmark Brent crude erased nearly all the gains seen in 2022 on the back of the invasion of...
