Spot gold surpasses $3,900 for the first time, reaching $3,920 per ounce
Jinse Finance reported that spot gold maintained its strong momentum at the start of this week, breaking above the $3,900/ounce mark and reaching a new all-time high. It has been less than 10 days since it first surpassed the $3,800 mark. Spot gold touched $3,920/ounce, up 0.87% on the day. (Golden Ten Data)
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