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Gold Extends Rally as Safe-Haven Demand Surges
Gold futures surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, extending their recent rally as investors sought safety amid dollar weakness and policy uncertainty. The move reflected heightened demand for precious metals as hedges against macro instability and potential U.S. shutdown fallout. Silver followed suit, climbing toward record levels, with analysts noting renewed safe-haven flows and central bank purchases supporting momentum in the global bullion market.
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Finance• By Sneha Pathak
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Gold Extends Rally as Safe-Haven Demand Surges
Gold futures surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, extending their recent rally as investors sought safety amid dollar weakness and policy uncertainty. The move reflected heightened demand for precious metals as hedges against macro instability and potential U.S. shutdown fallout. Silver followed suit, climbing toward record levels, with analysts noting renewed safe-haven flows and central bank purchases supporting momentum in the global bullion market.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
Finance• By Sneha Pathak
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Gold and silver attract capital, reflecting persistent risk aversion and inflation concerns amid global uncertainty.
Gold futures surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, extending their recent rally as investors sought safety amid dollar weakness and policy uncertainty. The move reflected heightened demand for precious metals as hedges against macro instability and potential U.S. shutdown fallout. Silver followed suit, climbing toward record levels, with analysts noting renewed safe-haven flows and central bank purchases supporting momentum in the global bullion market.
Gold futures surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, extending their recent rally as investors sought safety amid dollar weakness and policy uncertainty. The move reflected heightened demand for precious metals as hedges against macro instability and potential U.S. shutdown fallout. Silver followed suit, climbing toward record levels, with analysts noting renewed safe-haven flows and central bank purchases supporting momentum in the global bullion market.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- insider ownership
- regional banking
- earnings growth