Gold rises as worries about the US-China trade deal rise too
Spot gold rose 0.3%; silver 0.1%; platinum 1.3%; while palladium was up 0.8% to a record high
15 January 2020 - 14:33
Bengaluru — Gold prices on Wednesday rose from a more-than one-week low hit in the last session on renewed worries about the US-China trade relations ahead of the signing of an initial deal.
Just a day before the signing an interim trade deal, US treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday that tariffs on Chinese goods will be in place until the completion of a second phase agreement...
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