Gold poised to overtake record peak as dollar drops on Trump remarks
Gold prices climbed over 1% on Friday, closing in on its all-time-high hit in October, as a weakening dollar on U.S. President Donald Trump's push for lower rates and tariff uncertainty drove the metal towards its fourth straight weekly rise.
Gold futures gained for the fourth consecutive week, as a weaker dollar and uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariff ...
Since Election Day, gold has meandered within a trading range from $2,562 to $2,717. That is pretty darned impressive, as ...
Gold remains strong and looks higher while the US Dollar and US Treasury yields consolidate near their support zones.
Gold is seeing renewed interest from Americans seeking a safe haven amid volatile global economic conditions. New investors are also turning to gold after the yellow metal's price soared in 2024.
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