Gold reaches a two-week high amid safe-haven demand as investors monitor West Asia tensions and U.S. interest rate outlook.
Gold climbed to a two-week high on
Wednesday, supported by technical buying and safe-haven demand,
as investors monitored diplomatic efforts to moderate the Middle
East conflict and braced for next week's U.S. Federal Reserve
meeting for clues on the interest-rate outlook.Spot gold rose 1.1% to $4,121.90 per ounce by 1200
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