Gold prices rise because of Trump tariffs

Gold has grown to a record level as investors flock to safe assets, while concerns about the trade struggle between Washington and Beijing deepen, Reuters reports, the Periscope broadcast. He comes after Asian stocks fell Friday, with Nikkei dropping by more than 4%. American shares fell Thursday, erasing a piece [...]
Gold has grown to a record level as investors flock to safe assets, while concerns about trade struggle between Washington and Beijing deepen, reports Reuters, broadcast Periscope.
He comes after Asian stocks fell Friday, with Nikkei dropping by more than 4%.
American shares fell Thursday, erasing part of Wednesday's historic growth.
The White House had said earlier Thursday that China faced a 145% fee, clarifying that China also faced a 20% pre-existing fee.
Despite that, Trump said he still hoped to secure an agreement with Beijing, saying they “would end up working something that is very good for both countries”.
Beijing had announced earlier Thursday an 84% fee for American goods entering the country.












