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    Gold is getting more expensive. Investors are afraid of a trade war and are transferring assets into precious metals

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    02/26/2025, 12:00

    Gold is getting more expensive. Investors are afraid of a trade war and are transferring assets into precious metals

    The repurchase price of an ounce of gold bullion bars of the National Bank of Kyrgyzstan for 26 February is set at KGS 259 thousand 214.5.

    A day earlier, the regulator bought back bars weighing 31.1035 grams from the population at KGS 259 thousand 97.5. Thus, the ounce rose in price by 0.04%.

    We would like to add that last week gold prices reached record levels, having shown a steady growth amid global uncertainty and political tension. On Tuesday, gold rose 0.97% to reach $2,952.4 per ounce. This was despite the US dollar index strengthening by 0.31% to 106.935. 

    Market attention focused on the policies of Donald Trump's administration, which raised concerns about a possible rise in inflation and global economic stability.

    According to a Bank of America survey, 58% of investors see gold as the most promising asset to protect against a possible trade war, while only 15% support the US dollar. This interest in gold is driven by rising geopolitical tensions and policy uncertainty, making it attractive to investors looking to hedge against possible outcomes.
     

     


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