Gold futures prices rose on the back of safe-haven demand. According to Nikos Zabouras, a veteran financial commentator at Tradu, gold has solidified its position as the premier safe-haven asset and become an attractive hedge against inflation. Gold prices have rallied nearly 10% this year on the back of President Trump's disruptive operating methods, aggressive rhetoric and potential tariffs that could hit global trade and supply chains. In the era of "Trump 2.0" full of uncertainty, gold naturally benefits from risk aversion and central bank buying. However, if inflation rebounds, the Federal Reserve will adopt more cautious monetary policy easing measures, which could push up the dollar and dampen gold demand. (Gold Ten)