Golden futures achieved the record after the Trump tariff report star-news.press/wp

Golden futures recorded the highest level on Friday after a report on Thursday found that the American customs tariff will affect the imported gold bars, threatening the Swiss market.

Gold futures in December reached 3534 dollars after the news erupted before it decreased to 3,492.70 dollars, and still reaches about 1 %, as of 11:07 am East time on Friday.

The report found that a kilo kilo and 100 golden ounces will be subject to commercial taxes, according to a ruling message dated July 31 of the Customs Protection and US Border Protection Agency that was seen before Financial times.

Agency Ruling messages Clarify the policies of the United States for importers. In this case, a Swiss refinery has requested more information about the business taxes of the agency.

CBP said it was postponed to the White House in this regard after Quartz continued to comment. The White House did not immediately respond to Quartz’s request for further comment.

Gold Bar in Switzerland, Switzerland, where gold is one of the country’s largest exports to the United States, has been informed of FT based on the agency’s data, and the bars of one kilo of those exports are formed.

President Donald Trump criticized Switzerland by 39 % on imports, the third higher than nearly 70 countries were struck by the new American definitions. The new tariff rate in the country entered into force on Thursday.

“The prevailing opinion was that the precious metals that were recharged by the Swiss refineries and export to the United States could be shipped free from customs tariffs,” Christophe Wilde, President of the Swiss Society for Manufacturers and precious metal merchants told FT. “However, the classification of software instructions for different gold products is not always accurate.”