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Gold price steadies near $4,000 on safe-haven demand
Gold futures stabilized just below $4,000 per ounce during early Asian trading as geopolitical tensions and U.S. government shutdown fears boosted safe-haven demand. The precious metal reached record levels, reflecting capital flows from equities into hard assets. Central banks have added over 180 tons of gold this quarter, reinforcing hedging activity. With risk sentiment weakening globally, bullion’s strength signals heightened investor preference for stability amid ongoing market volatility.
Companies:
- Central Banks
Tags:
- Gold
- Safe Haven
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Gold price steadies near $4,000 on safe-haven demand
Gold futures stabilized just below $4,000 per ounce during early Asian trading as geopolitical tensions and U.S. government shutdown fears boosted safe-haven demand. The precious metal reached record levels, reflecting capital flows from equities into hard assets. Central banks have added over 180 tons of gold this quarter, reinforcing hedging activity. With risk sentiment weakening globally, bullion’s strength signals heightened investor preference for stability amid ongoing market volatility.
Companies:
- Central Banks
Tags:
- Gold
- Safe Haven
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Gold remains a preferred hedge as investors seek security amid geopolitical and market uncertainties.
Gold futures stabilized just below $4,000 per ounce during early Asian trading as geopolitical tensions and U.S. government shutdown fears boosted safe-haven demand. The precious metal reached record levels, reflecting capital flows from equities into hard assets. Central banks have added over 180 tons of gold this quarter, reinforcing hedging activity. With risk sentiment weakening globally, bullion’s strength signals heightened investor preference for stability amid ongoing market volatility.
Gold futures stabilized just below $4,000 per ounce during early Asian trading as geopolitical tensions and U.S. government shutdown fears boosted safe-haven demand. The precious metal reached record levels, reflecting capital flows from equities into hard assets. Central banks have added over 180 tons of gold this quarter, reinforcing hedging activity. With risk sentiment weakening globally, bullion’s strength signals heightened investor preference for stability amid ongoing market volatility.
Companies:
- Central Banks
Tags:
- Gold
- Safe Haven
- Gold
- Safe Haven
- Commodities
- Precious Metals
- Global Markets
- Inflows