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Gold Surges to Record $3,600 Amid Economic Uncertainty

9/7/2025

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Gold prices hit a record high of $3,600.21 per ounce, influenced by weak U.S. labor data and anticipated Fed rate cuts.
August's nonfarm payrolls report revealed only 22,000 jobs added, raising unemployment to 4.3% and fueling speculation for a rate cut.
President Trump's political pressure on the Fed has sparked concerns about its independence, potentially increasing gold demand.
Global central banks acquired over 1,000 tonnes of gold in 2024, with continued buying expected amid inflation risks.
Gold has risen 30% since December, outperforming Bitcoin's 8% gain, with resistance at $3,600 and bullish targets at $3,879.64.

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Gold prices hit a record high of $3,600.21 per ounce, influenced by weak U.S. labor data and anticipated Fed rate cuts.
August's nonfarm payrolls report revealed only 22,000 jobs added, raising unemployment to 4.3% and fueling speculation for a rate cut.
President Trump's political pressure on the Fed has sparked concerns about its independence, potentially increasing gold demand.
Global central banks acquired over 1,000 tonnes of gold in 2024, with continued buying expected amid inflation risks.
Gold has risen 30% since December, outperforming Bitcoin's 8% gain, with resistance at $3,600 and bullish targets at $3,879.64.