Gold’s Relentless Rally: Prices Smash Through $3,900/oz
October 06, 202533 view(s)Gold surges past $3,900/oz, hitting new records as safe-haven demand, Fed rate-cut bets, and geopolitical turmoil drive investors toward physical gold.
Gold surges past $3,900/oz, hitting new records as safe-haven demand, Fed rate-cut bets, and geopolitical turmoil drive investors toward physical gold.
Gold hits a record $3,636 per ounce, soaring nearly 40% in 2025. Analysts warn gains may continue, making now the time to invest before prices climb higher.
Gold hits a record $3,636 per ounce, soaring nearly 40% in 2025. Analysts warn gains may continue, making now the time to invest before prices climb higher.
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