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Stockpiles in London drained early this year when traders stashed precious metals on planes and ships to send to the U.S. to get ahead of possible tariffs.

“I think the market can get ahead of itself really quickly,” he said.

The upswing at the start of 2025, as U.S. importers ramped up orders to get ahead of proposed tariffs, fell away in the second quarter of the year.

The latest numbers show how American households are struggling to get ahead, particularly as income gains stall for those below the highest earners.

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