Gold News

Gold holds steady, trading near its all-time high, as markets await Jerome Powell’s speech and key U.S. economic data.

Gold continued its rally, hitting new highs in Asian trade, reaching $2,670.52 an ounce as traders anticipate further U.S. interest rate cuts.

Gold is up 26.9% this year, driven by safe-haven demand and Federal Reserve rate cuts, with $3,000 projected.

Gold has surged above $2,600, driven by safe haven demand and a weak dollar.

Gold surges as traders speculated on a larger Fed rate cut, with markets split between 25 and 50 basis points.

Gold surged to a new all-time high as speculation grows about the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates next week.

Gold prices climbed Thursday, staying near record highs as reduced Federal Reserve rate cut expectations followed higher US core inflation data.

Gold extended its rally, nearing a one-week high at $2,519, ahead of the US Nonfarm Payrolls report, fueling rate cut speculation.

Gold rebounded after weak US job data fueled expectations of Fed rate cuts, with spot gold trading at $2,503.

Stocks and commodities fell sharply, oil dropped 5%, and gold dipped due to weak US manufacturing data and a stronger dollar.