Gold reaches record high as geopolitics drive traders to safety

Zimstat noted that second-quarter output exceeded the previous quarter by more than 4 000kgs.

Gold hit a record high, as it receives sustained haven demand with investors monitoring the approaching US election and conflict in the Middle East.Bullion edged up to $2 750.34 on Wednesday, beating Tuesday’s peak by about $1, with geopolitical risks taking center stage as traders focused on a tight US presidential race and concerns that…

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