Gold bounces higher as trade turmoil hurts dollar, treasuries

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

Gold rose the most in nearly a year as global markets gyrated and the dollar weakened after US President Donald Trump risked a brutal global trade war with sweeping new import tariffs.

A vicious selloff of US government bonds — typically a safe haven in times of turmoil — underscored a jittery day for investors as Trump’s historic trade measures came into effect. Bullion extended recent declines before swinging higher to gain as much as 2.3%

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