Gold edges higher on trade tensions, central-bank demand
February 23, 2026
01:23
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cryptopanic
Analysts cite trade tensions, safe-haven demand, central bank gold purchases as bullion drivers; dollar, real yields and Fed policy are key reversal risks.
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