Gold rises as Trump tariff uncertainty fuels safe-haven demand
- Gold prices rose 1.2% to $2,931.10 an ounce due to concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff plans, prompting safe-haven demand amid fears of a global trade war.
- Goldman Sachs forecasts gold to reach as high as $3,100 per ounce by year-end, indicating a significant increase from its earlier prediction of $2,890.
- Market analysts, including Jim Wyckoff from Kitco Metals, highlighted the importance of central bank buying in supporting gold prices during economic challenges.
- Central bank purchases of gold may increase to an average of 50 tons a month, helping to drive prices higher during economic uncertainty, according to Bloomberg's reporting.
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