Gold Extends Rally After Setting New All-Time Closing High

Chart showing gold prices extending their rally

After establishing a new closing record earlier today, gold prices are still rising.

In trade late Thursday, gold futures jumped beyond $3,200. In its biggest one-day percentage rise since April 9, 2020, the precious metal ended the day up 3.2% to $3,155.20 per troy ounce.

As global trade tensions escalate, investors are gravitating towards safe-haven assets, which has led to a significant surge in gold.

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