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Gold prices are breaking higher after a tough stretch. Could fresh records be within reach?

Gold prices are breaking higher after a tough stretch. Could fresh records be within reach?
MarketWatch Thursday 06 August 2026, 20:57 UTC By Philip van Doorn 1 min read
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Gold miners’ stocks can offer a high-quality play for investors worried about inflation and the Fed.

Gold miners’ stocks can offer a high-quality play for investors worried about inflation and the Fed. [Image text:] 2009 HK20050H BA GOLD 995.9 FINE GOLD NETET 200g HK20050H GOLD 909.9 FINE GOLD NET T HEWHH
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