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Boosted by the safe-haven demand, the gold price is moving towards the largest weekly gain in 13 months.
Gold prices are heading toward the largest weekly gain since October of last year, driven by the escalating Russia-Ukraine conflict that has increased gold's appeal as a safe haven. Traders are also assessing the prospect of further easing by the Federal Reserve. At 14:37 Singapore time, gold prices rose by 0.7% to $2,687.71 per ounce. Ukraine previously reported that Russia launched a 'new type' of ballistic missile at the city of Dnipro, serving as a warning signal to Kyiv's Western supporters. Heightened geopolitical tensions often prompt investors to flock to safe haven assets like gold. Traders are also weighing comments from Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee, who expects interest rates.
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