Gold Silver Reports ✅ — Gold prices rose on Wednesday to the highest since November as haven demand climbs amid geopolitical concerns about Syria and North Korea.
Gold prices rose 0.15% to $1,276.78 an ounce from the opening of $1,274.86, while the dollar index shed 0.15% to 100.56 from the opening of 100.68.
The latest confrontation between America and Russia regarding Syria soured the sentiment, after the U.S. launched strikes against Syria, while President Donald Trump promised to solve the “North Korean problem” with or without China.
The White House said earlier this week that U.S. president is ready to order more strikes on Syria if the government use other chemical weapons, while North Korea threatened the U.S. with a nuclear attack in case of a similar strike on its interests. — Neal Bhai Reports
