Gold Holds Near Record as Geopolitics Drive Traders to Safety
(Bloomberg) -- Gold steadied near a record high, as it receives sustained haven demand with investors monitoring the approaching US election and conflict in the Middle East. Most Read from Bloomberg Climate Change Is Killing Buildings in Slow Motion How ...
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