The gold price, often a barometer for market unease, showed a quiet recovery this week. Trading near $3,180 per ounce in early Asian markets on Thursday, the precious metal regained some ground after recent dips. But this modest rebound comes with caveats. As trade talks between the US and China progress and tariffs ease, the usual safe-haven demand for gold is losing some steam. Mason Harper, senior financial analyst at Zxperts, breaks down what this means for gold investors and the broader market. Gold’s recovery reflects a subtle shift in investor mood. While many had rushed to gold as a...
March 2, 2026March 2, 2026