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Gold Continues Record Run on Safe-Haven Demand and Economic Optimism

Mumbai – Gold prices extended their impressive rally on Thursday, reaching new record highs as investors continued to embrace the

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U.S. Economy Remains Resilient Despite Temporary Government Shutdown

Washington – The recent U.S. government shutdown has created temporary disruptions in federal services and economic reporting, but historical trends

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