Gold Hits Record High as Tariff War Boosts Safe-Haven Appeal
Gold prices climbed to a new high as U.S. President Donald Trump's widening trade war prompts investors to seek refuge in the precious metal. In early trade, futures rose 1% to $3,090.30 a troy ounce and are up more than 8% on the month.
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