New US tariffs shake global gold market

New US tariffs shake global gold market

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The United States has imposed tariffs on imports of one-kilogram gold bars, a move that threatens to disrupt the global market and deal a new blow to Switzerland, the world’s largest gold refining hub.

This was reported exclusively by the Financial Times, CE Report quotes ANSA.

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