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Gold Bulls Turn to Exotic Options, Spreads in ‘Orderly’ Rally

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 30 August 2026, 13:00 UTC By David Marino, Yvonne Yue Li and Christian Dass 1 min read
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Gold bulls rejuvenated by the Treasury Department’s efforts to keep US borrowing costs in check are turning to exotic options and spreads to bet on higher bullion prices.

Gold bulls rejuvenated by the Treasury Department’s efforts to keep US borrowing costs in check are turning to exotic options and spreads to bet on higher bullion prices.
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