Gold rises, Trump says he'd 'rather not' use tariffs on China
Gold (GC=F) nears a record high after US President Donald Trump said he would 'rather not' instate tariffs on China, a change from his rhetoric prior to his second inauguration. Seana Smith and Brad Smith take a closer look at Trump's comments and the market reaction on Morning Brief.
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