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Gold Still Not Willing to Move Far
Tuesday, 25 March 2025 16:19 WIB | MARKET ANALYSIS |GOLDEMAS

Gold prices were stable on Tuesday (3/25) in the European session.
After three consecutive days of losses, Gold is currently trading in the $3020 area.

"Uncertainty remains over the level and scope of upcoming US reciprocal tariffs ... gold continues to find support as a hedge against potential surprises," said IG market strategist Yeap Jun Rong.

Trump's tariff policy is widely considered to contribute to slowing economic growth, fueling further trade tensions, and fueling inflation.

Source: Newsmaker.id

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