Gold prices retreated from recent highs as signs of easing U.S.–China trade tensions reduced traders demand for safe-haven assets. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices surge to record highs above $3,390, driven by geopolitical tensions and a weaker U.S. dollar. Safe-haven demand continues to elevate gold in the current market environment. -vtmarkets.com
Gold prices retreat to $3,327.49/oz, facing pressure from a firmer USD and ongoing U.S. trade policy uncertainty, but safe-haven demand remains high. -vtmarkets,com
Gold prices surge to $3,357.72, supported by ongoing trade uncertainties and the Fed’s cautious stance on rate hikes. Safe-haven demand continues to drive gold’s rally. -vtmarkets.com
Gold prices rise above $3,220 amid tariff uncertainty and expectations for Fed rate cuts as market anxiety fuel demand. -vtmarkets.com
Gold rallies more than 3% over two days on safe-haven demand amid soaring U.S.–China tariffs and hawkish Fed minutes. ETF inflows and CPI data ahead add fuel to the bullish trend. – vtmarkets.com
Gold bounces back sharply after earlier selling pressure as fears of a deepening U.S.–China trade war fuel safe-haven flows and recession hedging. – vtmarkets.com
Gold rises to $3,033 after early losses, amid global trade tensions and Powell’s warning on inflation and growth. -vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies near $3,150 as markets await Trump’s tariff update after a 19% surge in Q1 2025. Traders remain cautious as geopolitical risks persist. -vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies near $3,116 as traders await Trump’s tariff update, following a 19% rally in Q1 2025. -vtmarkets.com
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