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Trump says gold will not be tariffed

UNITED STATES, AUG 11 – President Trump ended uncertainty by confirming gold imports are exempt from the 39% tariff on Swiss goods, easing market concerns after gold futures hit record highs, analysts said.

  • On August 11, President Donald Trump stated that tariffs would not be applied to gold bars imported into the United States, helping to alleviate recent market worries.
  • This announcement came after a July 31 ruling by U.S. Customs and Border Protection indicated that certain commonly imported gold bars might be subject to import tariffs based on their country of origin.
  • The ruling had triggered disruption fears, including a halt in shipments by a major Swiss gold refinery and a sharp rise in gold futures to record highs.
  • After President Trump's announcement that imported gold bars would be exempt from tariffs, U.S. gold futures declined 2.5% to $3,404.70 an ounce, and spot gold fell about 1.2% to $3,358.33. Analyst Ross Norman expressed relief, noting that the potential disruption to the market had been avoided.
  • The removal of tariff threats calmed global bullion markets but uncertainty remains as the White House plans an executive order to clarify misinformation on gold tariffs.
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A newspaper report on alleged US tariffs on gold imports raised the price of the precious metal. Now, the US President clarifies the facts.

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