
Gold prices soar past $3,300: Does it still make sense to invest in gold now?
Gold prices are skyrocketing. But what's driving the surge — and is the precious metal still a smart buy?
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J.R. Duren is a content marketing writer for CBS MoneyWatch's Managing Your Money team. Prior to joining CBS News, Duren was a lead editor at CNN Underscored Money. He joined CNN Underscored after serving as an editor at Investopedia and The Balance. Earlier in his career, Duren was a features reporter at The Villages Daily Sun.
Gold prices are skyrocketing. But what's driving the surge — and is the precious metal still a smart buy?
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