Column: Gold’s run to record high may crimp demand
Gold has hit record highs this year but faces reduced demand from high prices. Geopolitical tensions may sustain investor interest.
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Gold has hit record highs this year but faces reduced demand from high prices. Geopolitical tensions may sustain investor interest.
Gold typically declines in September, but strong demand and central bank purchases might help counter this trend.
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