Market Differences Trigger Growth in Exports of Singapore Gold to the US
The gold market is seeing big changes, with Singapore’s gold exports to the U.S. reaching their highest level in almost three years. In January, shipments rose by 27% from December, totaling around 11 tons. This jump is due to ongoing market disruptions and price differences between key regions. Recent instability in the gold market has caused a surge in exports. Gold prices are approaching record highs, and price gaps between major trading hubs continue to widen. A major factor behind this is concern over possible tariffs on precious metals from the U.S. administration. These concerns have pushed up gold futures…