New Delhi, March 28 -- Gold prices are set to end another month higher as global trade tensions, initiated by US President Donald Trump, show no signs of cooling, as he keeps imposing tariffs on major industries, driving investors towards safe-haven assets. The latest blow was the announcement of a 25% tariff on automobile imports to the US, just ahead of reciprocal tariffs expected to be revealed next week.

Uncertainty surrounding the scale of reciprocal tariffs, the possibility of retaliatory measures from trading partners, and the potential ripple effects on the global economy and businesses have kept investors on edge over the past month, prompting them to safeguard their wealth in the yellow metal, which has long been considered a s...