Gold Price Smashes Five-Week Highs amid Dow Bloodbath

2019-11-1 16:00

The price of gold surged to more than five-week highs on Wednesday. U. S. stocks plunged over trade-deal uncertainty. Risk sentiment wavers following ‘hawkish rate cut’ from the Federal Reserve on Tuesday.

The price of gold catapulted to five-week highs on Thursday after Chinese officials poured cold water on trade-deal euphoria, sending the Dow and broader […]

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