Gold prices rose more than 2% on Friday and logged their best week in six, as investors sought the safe-haven asset amid renewed tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump and a weaker dollar.

President Trump's affinity for gold is well known. Gold owners and producers are probably appreciating the turmoil his zigzagging trade policies have brought to markets, which have lifted the price of

Gold prices jumped more than 5% in a week marked by a softer dollar and concerns over the U.S. fiscal and economic outlook, and wrapped with a strong showing on Friday after President Trump threatened the European Union with fresh tariffs,

Gold steadied after its first decline this week, as some traders turned to long-term US government bonds and the dollar instead of the precious metal.

Gold futures turned lower Thursday after a three-day winning streak, as the dollar strengthened and investors locked in profits after prices touched a two-week high earlier in the session. The U.S. dollar index rose 0.

U.S. Men's National Team attacker Christian Pulisic will not compete in this summer's Gold Cup as he recovers from a grueling season in Europe.