
Gold Rebounds as Oil Surges: How Geopolitics and Inflation Are Rewriting the Gold Trade
Gold is bouncing back on safe-haven demand as Middle East tensions and an oil spike revive inflation fears and force traders to rethink the Fed path.
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Gold is bouncing back on safe-haven demand as Middle East tensions and an oil spike revive inflation fears and force traders to rethink the Fed path.

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