Business Fast > Retail > Gold prices eye scale fresh record highs on trade war jitters return RetailGold prices eye scale fresh record highs on trade war jitters returnFebruary 7, 2025posted on Feb. 07, 2025 at 9:52 pm Gold prices eye scale fresh record highs on trade war jitters return READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditMorebusinessfastFebruary 7, 2025previous articleFed rate cut dreams as Macquarie now sees no rate cuts this year after jobs datanext articleRuud van Nistelrooy fumes at 'Fergie time' comment as Man Utd get lucky without VARYou Might Also LikeRetailZepbound copycats remain online despite FDA banMarch 21, 2025Gold prices fall from record highs as dollar firms on easing rate cut betsMarch 21, 2025RetailYashaa Global Capital, comprising of Shikhar Dhawan, Ravi Shastri, & AB de Villiers, Secures ADGM approval to launch $75 million Global Sports VC FundMarch 20, 2025RetailIkea to open Oxford Street store in May after 18-month delayMarch 18, 2025RetailKlarna, nearing IPO, plucks lucrative Walmart fintech partnership from rival AffirmMarch 17, 2025Gold prices hover around $3k; UBS lifts its price targetMarch 17, 2025Recommended For YouGlobal EconomyIndia imports 8.47 lakh tons of DAP fertiliser from China by FebruayMarch 23, 2025Global EconomyPoliticsDavey: ‘Disdainful’ Badenoch thinks fixing church roofs is beneath herMarch 23, 2025PoliticsSportsMcCann retires as British MMA iconMarch 23, 2025SportsSportsNew York Sirens’ Abby Roque pulls off fabled Michigan goal in PWHL firstMarch 22, 2025SportsRussia shares lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index down 0.98%March 22, 2025Stockmarket
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