Gold prices were steady on Friday (2/14) as concerns grew about U.S. President Donald Trump's upcoming tariff plans, which could further strain global trade relations.Reciprocal tariffs would be Trump's broadest action to address the U.S. trade deficit, but his decision not to immediately implement them could be seen as an opening offer for negotiations rather than a sign that he is committed to following through. The president has already imposed 10% levies on Chinese goods and plans to impose 25% duties on all U.S. steel and aluminum imports next month. Source: Newsmaker.id
Gold prices were steady on Friday (2/14) as concerns grew about U.S. President Donald Trump's upcoming tariff plans, which could further strain global trade relations.Reciprocal tariffs would be Trump's broadest action to address the U.S. trade deficit, but his decision not to immediately implement them could be seen as an opening offer for negotiations rather than a sign that he is committed to following through. The president has already imposed 10% levies on Chinese goods and plans to impose 25% duties on all U.S. steel and aluminum imports next month. Source: Newsmaker.id
Silver (XAG/USD) prices traded in positive territory for the third straight day during the Asian session on Friday. Growing concerns about US President Donald Trump's tariff policies continued to support the white metal. Traders are gearing up for US Retail Sales for January, due out on Friday.US President Donald Trump has vowed to target countries that tax US imports by matching them with reciprocal tariffs. Late on Thursday, Trump ordered his administration to begin a study assignment in early April, fueling fears of a global trade war, boosting safe-haven assets like Silver. As of this...