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Story summary
- Kevin Warsh, appointed chair of the Federal Reserve, has sparked discussions about market volatility, especially for gold.
- Some analysts say the gold sell-off is unrelated to Warsh's selection, attributing it to prior speculative excess.
- The market remains jittery, as data and AI-related moves by digital companies drive volatility.
- Investors with large gold allocations may reassess and consider trimming during regular portfolio rebalancing.
