Gold and silver prices rose again early Tuesday as investors continued to buy up haven assets. President Donald Trump’s recent ouster of his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolás Maduro has added new risks to financial markets that are likely to persist–pointing toward more gains for precious metals. Gold futures rose 1% to $4,496.60 an ounce, after jumping close to 3% on Monday. It is bullion’s best two-day rise since the middle of October. Silver also extended its recent gains, climbing 5.4% to $80.77 an ounce as of around 1:30 p.m. Eastern time after an 8% move in the previous session. {chart} “Geopolitical events bring ... (full story)