Gold Hits Record $4,467 Amid US-Venezuela Oil Tensions
Global gold prices have soared to a new record high of $4,467 per ounce on December 23, 2025, driven by escalating US-Venezuela oil tensions and expectations of US interest rate cuts. This marks a significant rally in precious metals.
- Gold prices reached a record high of approximately $4,467 per ounce on December 23, 2025.
- US-Venezuela oil tensions, including tanker seizures, are fueling safe-haven demand for gold.
- Expectations of US Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are also supporting gold's rally.
- Silver prices have also surged, reaching near all-time highs.
- Indian gold rates have mirrored global trends, with 24K gold at ₹137,301 per 10 grams.
- Geopolitical uncertainty and a weaker US dollar contribute to gold's appeal.
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