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Gold Hits Record Highs of $2,540.8 Per Ounce, Analysts Predict $3,000 by 2025

Gold Hits Record Highs of $2,540.8 per Ounce, Analysts Predict $3,000 by 2025

As of August 19, gold prices have hit new highs, with spot gold at $2,508.14 per ounce and U.S. futures at $2,540.8 per ounce, amid rising expectations that prices could reach $3,000 by mid-2025.


US and China Signs New Financial Agreement, Focusing on Capital Markets, Cross-Border Payments

The US and China have signed a new financial stability agreement to boost cooperation on key issues like capital markets and cross-border payments.

US Supply Chain at Risk as Canadian Railroads Face Possible Shutdown Due to Labor Dispute

Due to an impending labor dispute, Canada's two largest railroads may face a work disruption soon, threatening to also disrupt the US supply chain for an indefinite amount of days.

Saudi Oil Giant Aramco to Strengthen Ties With China in Petrochemicals and Low-Carbon Solutions

Saudi Aramco is expanding its partnership with China by investing in petrochemicals and low-carbon technologies, aligning with China's energy security and sustainability goals.


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