HONG KONG: Asia markets were down on Wednesday (Sep 3) while gold extended its six-day rally after reaching a record high as investors sought safe havens following a selloff in equity and bond markets. Bullion for immediate delivery hit a fresh record as Asia markets opened, climbing 0.4 per cent to hit US$3,546.96 an ounce. Prices have risen 5 per cent over the last six days, with traders nervous over the US Federal Reserve's future after President Donald Trump attempted to fire Reserve

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