Gold hits record high as US election, Middle-East jitters fuel rush to safety
Oct 21 (Reuters) - Gold surged to a record high on Monday while silver struck a near 12-year peak, as growing uncertainties surrounding the U.S. presidential election and the Middle East war added to gold's rally already fueled by expectations of interest rates easing.
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