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Gold prices in the Turkish market...a sharp flight from safe haven

Gold prices in the Turkish market witnessed remarkable movements, with a sharp flight from the traditional safe haven observed, amid fluctuations in global markets affected by the current geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region.

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Gold prices in the Turkish market witnessed remarkable movements, with a sharp flight from the traditional safe haven observed.

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These fluctuations come amid global market movements affected by the current geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region, which were directly reflected in the prices of precious metals and investments related to them.

Economic experts advise investors to carefully follow market developments before making investment decisions related to gold at this stage.

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