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Gold Jumps After Israel Attacks Iran

Gold Jumps After Israel Attacks Iran

Gold futures rose, reflecting a rush into haven assets after Israel attacked Iran .
Most-active contracts recently stood about 1% higher, at slightly over $3,436 a troy ounce.
That put gold on course for a record end-of-day high.
The record settlement level to beat is $3,425.30, hit on April 21, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
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