Gold hits record $3,237 as US Dollar weakens, inflation softens, and US-China trade tensions escalate.
China imposes 125% tariff hike on US goods, signaling escalation as markets show unexpected resilience.
Gold ETFs saw strong inflows in Q1, reaching 3,445 tons amid rising prices and tariff uncertainty.
Francois Villeroy de Galhau warns Trump’s financial deregulation could heighten financial crisis risks in EU.
US dollar recovery possible, but trade policies and delayed rate cuts may weaken long-term investor confidence.
China raises tariffs on US goods to 125%, intensifying trade tensions and uncertainty over possible interventions.
India’s manufacturing growth slowed to 2.9% in February, signaling concerns about future economic expansion.
Spain’s March inflation eases, with CPI at 2.3% and core inflation dropping to 2.0%.
India’s industrial output dipped slightly to 4.1% in February, down from 4.2% in January.
Silver prices rose to $31.45 per ounce, influenced by industrial demand, economic trends, and safe-haven interest.
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