Gold jumped past $4,300/oz this week — its strongest weekly rally since 2008 — driven by safe-haven demand, Fed rate cut expectations, and growing uncertainty in global credit markets.
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Gold tops $4,300 amid risk aversion and Fed hopes
Gold jumped past $4,300/oz this week — its strongest weekly rally since 2008 — driven by safe-haven demand, Fed rate cut expectations, and growing uncertainty in global credit markets.
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Gold tops $4,300 amid risk aversion and Fed hopes
2 days ago
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Gold rallies past $4,300/oz, marking its biggest weekly gain since 2008 amid risk aversion and easing rate hopes.
Gold jumped past $4,300/oz this week — its strongest weekly rally since 2008 — driven by safe-haven demand, Fed rate cut expectations, and growing uncertainty in global credit markets.
Gold jumped past $4,300/oz this week — its strongest weekly rally since 2008 — driven by safe-haven demand, Fed rate cut expectations, and growing uncertainty in global credit markets.