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Gold Soars After Iran Shuts Strait Of Hormuz Despite U.S. Peace Push

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Rebounding from yesterday's plunge, gold prices have surged on Friday amid an escalation of gulf conflict after Iran's military asserted taking full control of the Strait of Hormuz, even while the U.S. paused attacks on Iranian energy assets, seeking a diplomatic resolution to the crisis.

Front Month Comex Gold for April month delivery has soared by $136.10 (or 3.11%) to $4,512.40 per troy ounce.

Front Month Comex Silver for April month delivery has also skyrocketed by $3.133 (or 4.63%) to $70.830 per troy ounce.

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