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Gold Rises; Prices Could Hit $3,100 by Year-End
Monday, 3 March 2025 07:22 WIB | GOLD |GOLD

Gold rises in early Asian trade. Goldman Sachs Research forecasts that gold will continue climbing up to $3,100/oz by the end of the year, supported by higher-than-expected central bank demand, says analyst Lina Thomas in a report.

Policy uncertainty and tariff fears could also result in speculators holding their net long positions in gold for longer as a haven asset, Thomas adds, though this could be short-lived if investors become more confident about the economic and political environment.

Spot gold is 0.4% higher at $2,868.21/oz.

Source : Dow Jones Newswires

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