Gold Prices Soar to Record High Amid U.S. Economic Uncertainty
Gold prices have surged 50% in 2025, driven by safe-haven demand amid the US government shutdown and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, supported by strong central bank buying.
- Gold prices hit a record high of $3,958.57 per ounce due to demand driven by U.S. economic uncertainty and investor flight to safe-haven assets.
- In 2025, gold prices climbed by 48%, further boosted by safe-haven demand due to the U.S. government shutdown and global conflicts.
- Silver prices reached $48.55 an ounce, supported by strong industrial demand and anticipated tariffs.
- The ongoing U.S. government shutdown and Fed policy shifts have intensified risk aversion, pushing investors toward precious metals.
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