Gold Soars to Record High on Fed Rate-Cut Speculation
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Gold prices surged to a record high of $2,469.66 an ounce as traders bet on potential Federal Reserve rate cuts amid signs of slowing US inflation. The metal's nearly 20% rise this year is also driven by central bank purchases, strong consumer demand in China, and geopolitical tensions. Speculation about a second Trump presidency is adding to gold's appeal as a haven asset.
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