Gold prices rose on Friday and were on track for a sixth consecutive week of gains as escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China prompted investors to seek refuge in the safe-haven asset.

Bullion held by the People’s Bank of China rose by 0.16 million troy ounces last month, according to data released Friday.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony, January US inflation data, and political headlines could drive Gold’s action next week.

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Gold firmed on Friday and was on track for a sixth consecutive week of gains on a trade war-fuelled safe-haven demand, while ...

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