Gold price capitalized US Dollar weakness as trade tensions loom
Gold reached a record high of $2,845 late Tuesday during the North American session as the US Dollar tumbled, weighed down by falling US Treasury bond yields. The “trade war” between the United States (US) and China sparked a flight to the yellow metal's safe-haven status. The XAU/USD trades at $2,843, up more than 1%.
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Gold prices slipped on Wednesday as the dollar and bond yields rose after the U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady ...
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If Donald Trump is worried about trade deficits with Canada he should take a look at today’s chart from National Bank. Sixty per cent of the 35 major American industries in bilateral trade with Canada ...
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