Gold Bulletin – This Week’s Key Gold Insights (USA)

Gold Imports Surge Amid Trade Deficit Worries

The U.S. trade deficit skyrocketed to a record $131.4 billion in January, with a surprising twist: gold imports were one of the biggest contributors.
Companies rushed to bring gold into the country ahead of possible new tariffs. But unlike other goods, gold doesn’t flow into the economy—it’s often stored, highlighting how investors and businesses are treating gold as a safe haven amid economic uncertainty.
(Source: Financial Times)

Gold Prices Hold Strong as Market Eyes Fed Moves

Even as gold prices dipped slightly this week due to profit-taking, the metal remains near historic highs, supported by global tensions and economic uncertainty.
Investors are watching closely for next week’s U.S. inflation data, which could push the Federal Reserve toward interest rate cuts as early as June—a move that would likely make gold even more attractive as the dollar weakens.
(Source: Reuters)

Why Gold is Back on Every Investor's Radar

With markets jittery and talks of recession back in the headlines, many U.S. investors are rebalancing their portfolios toward safe-haven assets like gold. Experts are reminding investors that in times of uncertainty, gold has historically helped preserve wealth and offered a hedge against both inflation and market volatility.
(Source: The Times)

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