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Gold price conquers $3,100 for the first time ever on tariff war fears

update 2025.03.31 11:28

The record rally in Gold price remains unabated as buyers conquer the $3,100 threshold for the time on record. Heightening fears of a potential global trade war and stagflation in the United States (US) intensify safe-haven demand for the traditional store of value, Gold.

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