Gold Surges to $5,000 Amid Tariff Threats and Shutdown Risks
Gold prices have reached a new high, hitting $5,000 per ounce on Monday. According to reports, this surge is attributed to factors including U.S. tariff threats and shutdown risks. Central bank buying has also contributed to the increase in the price of gold. The development marks a significant moment for the precious metal, reflecting broader economic uncertainties.
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