<ul><li>Gold erased earlier gains to finish flat as a White House official said the US is moving forward with tariffs in China.</li><li>The White House said President Donald Trump is proceeding with tariffs that would amount to 104% on many Chinese goods. Meanwhile Chinese Premier Li Qiang said his country has ample policy tools to 'fully offset' negative external shocks.</li><li>US equities and bonds fell following large swings, while bullion erased gains of as much as 1.3% as investors tried pricing a global trade war in which Trump may be open to tariff deals, but negotiations won’t be easy.</li><li>Gold for immediate delivery was little changed at $2,982.92 an ounce at 5 p.m. in New York. Silver slipped, while palladium was flat and platinum edged higher.</li></ul>

Gold Erases Earlier Gains Amid Trump Tariff Volatility

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