
Dual drivers of risk aversion and interest rate cut expectations push gold to a new historical high

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Due to the ongoing uncertainty of the U.S. government shutdown and rising expectations for interest rate cuts, gold prices hit a new high on Monday, with spot gold rising to a maximum of $3,920.77 per ounce and futures gold reaching a maximum of $3,945.2 per ounce. Gold has accumulated nearly a 50% increase this year. Analysts expect gold prices to rise for the eighth consecutive week, driven by safe-haven demand and expectations for interest rate cuts, leading to a rebound in precious metals. The net inflow of funds into gold ETFs surged, indicating an increase in investment demand
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