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Gold Rises as U.S. Levies Tariffs on Largest Trading Partners
The U.S. Dollar Is Still the World's Currency - but Maybe Not for Much Longer
Gold Futures Surge At Close As Us Tariffs Strike Canada, Mexico And China
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USA's rush for Gold has created an 'economic panic'?
Goldman Sachs pointed out that in January, the gold import amount was about 25 billion USD, almost accounting for the entire expansion of the USA trade deficit of 31 billion USD, which has a significant distorting effect on trade data and leads the market to be not bullish on the first quarter GDP growth. Moreover, this portion of imports is usually excluded from GDP calculations, so there is no need for the market to be overly pessimistic.
Gold Prices Soar 35% to Record Highs — Why Experts Say the Rally Isn't Over yet
