Gold hits record high as dollar weakness fuels rally
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Gold rose to a record above $5,300 an ounce, up more than 22% this year as a weaker dollar, central-bank buying, and strong investor demand via ETFs and physical bullion boosted the safe-haven metal amid geopolitical tensions and US policy concerns.
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