The ongoing trade war between the United States (US) and China, possibility of rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve (US Fed), long-standing nuclear issues with Iran, uncertainty regarding Brexit amid slowing global growth has pushed gold prices nearly 17 per cent higher in the international market on a year-to-date (YTD) basis to $1,503 per ounce.
Despite the run, analysts see more headroom, as risk aversion is on the rise in financial markets following the latest developments regarding US-China trade talks, luring safe-haven seekers back into gold.
"We believe yet another escalation of the trade tensions is likely, which should