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Bullion markets breathe sigh of relief after Trump says gold will not face tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he would not impose tariffs on gold, a move welcomed by global bullion markets and which ended days of speculation that the yellow metal could be caught up in the ongoing global trade spat.
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The global gold market has been thrown into fresh turmoil after a US government agency indicated that bullion would not be exempt from tariffs.
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Physical gold demand in India improved slightly this week as a price pullback lifted buying interest among consumers, while ...
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