Mumbai, April 11 -- Silver climbed above $31.20 per ounce on Friday, marking a third straight day of gains as the US dollar weakened and investors sought safety amid intensifying trade tensions. Despite a 90-day tariff pause, market fears grew after the White House confirmed cumulative tariffs on Chinese goods have hit 145%, triggering retaliation from Beijing. Renewed concerns over a potential US recession and softer March inflation data strengthened expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, adding further pressure on the dollar and boosting silver's appeal as a safe-haven asset.
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