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Gold Prices Soar to New Record of $2890 Amid Trump’s Trade War Threats

Gold Prices Reach New Heights Amid Trade Tensions

Gold prices experienced a significant uptick in trading today, reflecting a new historical benchmark, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent announcement regarding potential tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. This move marks a continuation of his administration’s protective trade policies.

Futures contracts for gold set for April delivery rose by 0.78%, equivalent to $22.4, reaching $2,910 per ounce, thereby achieving an unprecedented high. In parallel, the spot price of gold increased by 1% to $2,888.78 per ounce, establishing yet another record. Silver futures for March delivery held steady at $32.43 per ounce, while platinum prices for immediate delivery rose by 0.48%, reaching $983.14 per ounce.

In his remarks yesterday, President Trump indicated plans to impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports into the U.S., raising concerns regarding a potential escalation into a global trade conflict driven by these policies.

Metal Price (Per Ounce) Change (%)
Gold (April Delivery) $2,910.00 +0.78%
Gold (Spot Price) $2,888.78 +1.00%
Silver (March Delivery) $32.43 0.00%
Platinum (Immediate Delivery) $983.14 +0.48%

As global markets respond to these developments, the economic landscape is poised for further volatility connected to trade policy shifts.

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