
“Gold prices rose and fell over the course of May, but remained at historically elevated levels throughout the month. On 7 May gold prices shot up to an intraday high of $3,488.20 but fell to an intraday low of $3,123.30 by 15 May. Gold prices closed out May at $3,315.40.
Gold prices have continued to crawl higher at the start of June, settling at $3,395.40 on 4 June after touching an intraday high of $3,417.80 on 3 June. There is too much uncertainty and too many political and economic risks both in the United States but around the world as well, which demand a greater diversification of investment portfolios. While risk assets like stocks have recovered from the deep declines earlier this year gold prices have maintained their elevated levels. Even at the intraday low of $3,123.30 on 15 May, gold prices still were 18.25% higher than levels at the end of 2024.”
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