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Safe-Haven Flows Lift Gold as Markets Eye Trade Deal Fallout

Gold Pulls Back After Record Run — What Comes Next?
Gold Pulls Back After Record Run — What Comes Next?

Gold prices gained as markets reacted to fresh tariff threats and uncertainty surrounding trade negotiations.

A weaker U.S. dollar added to gold’s appeal, while oil prices remained steady and the British pound strengthened slightly.

Traders are closely watching developments between the U.S. and China, as well as broader geopolitical shifts, for cues.

Gold’s safe-haven status is once again in focus as global risk sentiment remains fragile.

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