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Gold was little changed on Wednesday, following its longest streak of gains since February, as traders booked profits while they continue to monitor global trade developments and the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut outlook. Spot gold slipped 0.1% to $3,378.21 per ounce as of 11 a.m. ET, trading within a narrow range for the day. US gold futures were flat at $3,433.40 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices “We view this as a bit of a pullback… a little profit-taking from the recent move higher in the midst of a quieter time on the economic front, and a little lesser need for that safe-haven demand,” David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridg…
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Gold moved higher on Friday and is headed for a fifth straight weekly gain, as the market digests this week’s US rate cut and weighs up the Federal Reserve’s policy path for the rest of this year. Spot gold rose 0.6% at $3,665.54 per ounce as of 11:15 a.m. ET, while US gold futures climbed 0.7% higher at $3,702.30 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Bullion is now on track for another weekly gain of 0.3%, riding the momentum of a record-setting rally that sent prices to an all-time high of $3,706.90 an ounce right after Wednesday’s 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed. However, the US central bank also gave warnings of persistent inflation, …
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So, gold just became the main character again. The world is a hot mess right now. There’s a new war starting every other day, the central banks are tweaking rates like it’s nothing, and the boomers are hoarding gold like it’s 2008. Add to this some inflation and a weak dollar, and boom, the gold price is now $4,000. Basically, the world is now Golum and gold is its precious. (Source: Tradingview) What we are seeing here is a domino effect taking hold. The first domino fell with the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza wars that drove investors towards gold as a hedge against instability. A cooling job market and inflation in the US had people expecting rate cuts from the…
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Gold climbed to yet another record on Tuesday, bolstered by increased expectations of further US rate cuts, with investors awaiting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech later in the day for further policy cues. Spot gold shot up nearly 1% to set a new all-time high of $3,790.64 per ounce, before pulling back below the $3,770 level. Meanwhile, US gold futures broke past the $3,800 barrier, trading 0.9% higher at $3809.1 an ounce. Click on chart for live prices. Over the past week, bullion has gained more than 2% while setting a new high almost every trading session, riding the momentum of the Federal Reserve’s first rate cut this year and expectations of …
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Gold climbed above the $3,600 level for the first time on Monday — setting a new record — as soft US jobs data cemented expectations of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve this month. Spot gold hit an all-time high of $3,636.71 per ounce earlier in the session before pulling back, adding roughly $40 or 1.3% to its previous record from last week. US gold futures saw a smaller gain of 0.6%, trading at about $3,676 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold’s momentum continued after Friday’s pivotal US payroll report showed a slowdown in hiring, while the unemployment rate rose to its highest since 2021. With a softer labour market mor…
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Gold continued its record-setting rally, surpassing the $4,000 level for the first time on Wednesday, as broader geopolitical and economic uncertainty firmed investor demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold roared to $4,049.56 per ounce for its 40th record high this year. By 10:30 a.m. ET, it traded 1.5% higher at $4,044.78 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. US gold futures for December delivery also rose 1.5% to an all-time best of $4.072 per ounce. Wednesday’s rally marks a significant milestone for bullion, as its price has now officially doubled from $2,000 seen two years ago. Since the turn of the century, the metal has well outperformed glob…
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Gold held the $4,000 level on Monday as traders assessed an end to China’s long-standing tax rebate for some retailers, a move that could weigh on demand in one of the world’s largest precious metals markets. Spot gold traded 0.2% higher at $4,009.58 per ounce by midday New York, after falling as much as 1% earlier. US gold futures also inched higher, up 0.6% to $4,020.80 an ounce. Click on chart for live prices. Gold investors are still digesting Beijing’s announcement on Saturday that it would no longer allow some retailers to offset a value-added tax fully when selling gold they bought from the Shanghai exchanges. “The tax changes in gold’s heaviest consu…
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Gold prices held above the $3,350-an-ounce level Wednesday as unresolved trade tensions, coupled with new US data, kept safe-haven demand elevated. Spot gold advanced 0.6% to $3,372.70 per ounce by 10:30 a.m. ET, approaching the one-month high seen earlier this week. In New York, the most-traded futures contract rose 0.5% at $3,395.10 per ounce. Meanwhile, the US dollar index fell about 0.4%, making bullion more attractive to buyers. These moves came after fresh US data showed the worst monthly private sector jobs growth in years, fueling concerns about an economy that is still bracing for the impacts of tariffs. Following the data release, Presiden…
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Gold prices inched higher on Wednesday as mild US inflation data cemented expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut next month and raised the odds of additional monetary easing later this year. Spot gold was up 0.3% at $3,356.98 per ounce by 1:15 p.m. ET, rebounding from a one-week low from the previous session. US gold futures also gained 0.3%, trading at $3,408.20 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Meanwhile, the US dollar index hit a more than two-week low, making gold cheaper for overseas buyers. Further supporting bullion, the yield on benchmark 10-year US Treasury note edged lower. “Gold is buoyant on heightened expectations of a S…
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Gold prices inched higher on Monday as the market gauges how ongoing US-China trade negotiations will take shape. Spot gold rose 0.4% to $3,324.21 an ounce as of 11:20 a.m. ET, after dropping below the $3,300 level earlier in the session. US gold futures fell 0.1% to $3,343.40 per ounce. Meanwhile, the US dollar remained subdued, keeping gold relatively cheaper for buyers. Market participants are keeping a close eye on the US-China trade talks that are taking place in London. Last month, the two sides had agreed to a temporary pause, providing some relief to investors. “In the short term, if there is a positive outcome of the meeting, it could be a …
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Gold blasted to a new all-time high of near $3,600 an ounce on Friday, as fresh US jobs data further cemented market-wide expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut later this month. Spot prices jumped as much as 1.4% to a record $3,597.80 per ounce, surpassing its previous high of $3,670 set only two days earlier. The precious metal is now on track for a 4% weekly close. US gold futures posted similar gains, with the most active contract crossing the $3,650-an-ounce mark for the first time. Click on chart for live prices. Gold’s new record-setting move came as a pivotal US payrolls report on Friday showed a slowdown in hiring last month, while unemployment…
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Gold prices notched another all-time high on Monday, crossing the $4,100-an-ounce mark for the first time, as renewed US-China trade tensions sent investors flocking to safe-haven assets. Spot gold rose as much as 2% to $4,103.05 per ounce, a sizeable rebound from last Friday’s pullback. Meanwhile, US gold futures jumped by nearly 2.9% to a high of $4,124.30 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Monday’s move takes bullion’s year-to-date gains to above 54%, as geopolitical and economic uncertainties around the world continued to fuel demand for safe-haven assets. Fresh tensions between the US and China reignited fears of a trade war between the …
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Gold remains a top-performing asset heading into the second half of 2025, with prices up 26% year-to-date, according to the World Gold Council’s mid-year outlook. The surge is driven by a weaker US dollar, geopolitical tensions, investor demand, and robust central bank purchases. While macro uncertainty clouds the road ahead, gold is expected to maintain a strong footing. Geopolitical risks boost demand The report outlines that gold could benefit from further economic and geopolitical instability, particularly if stagflation or recession risks grow. Market consensus anticipates moderate upside potential in the second half, with possible gains of up t…
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A new Deutsche Bank study asks whether Bitcoin could sit alongside the surging gold price in central bank reserves by 2030. The comparison focused on liquidity, volatility, and credibility, and the outcome was blunt: both may end up coexisting. The report calls gold and Bitcoin “complementary diversifications” for central banks. But it also stresses that the US dollar isn’t losing its top spot anytime soon. “We conclude there is room for both gold and bitcoin to coexist on central bank balance sheets by 2030,” the analysts wrote. Meanwhile, gold is up +10.5% over the last week while BTC USD is down almost -4%. So, which is the better investment for Q4 2025? Why Is The…
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Gold prices are poised to continue their upward momentum and move “significantly” higher due to a confluence of macroeconomic and political dynamics, Sprott Asset Management says. In its latest precious metals report written by market strategist Paul Wong, the firm specifically sees inflation risk as a primary driver of gold prices, as the full impact of US tariffs has yet to set in. “With tariffs taking effect, the cost of goods is expected to rise, especially as post-tariff inventory reaches consumers. This inflationary pressure typically boosts demand for gold, which serves as a hedge against purchasing power erosion,” Wong wrote. Additionally, the uncertai…
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Gold prices fell more than 2% after scaling another record on Friday, as investors pulled away from the safe-haven metal following US President Donald Trump’s comments that eased concerns of an escalating trade war with China. Spot gold dropped as much as 2.2% to a daily low of $4,220.10 per ounce, erasing most of its gains over the past two days. Earlier, it had notched another all-time high of $4,378.69 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. US gold futures also plunged from a high of $4,392 per ounce, now trading at about $4,236.20 an ounce for an intraday loss of 1.6%. Prior to the decline, bullion had been on pace for its biggest weekly gain since S…
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Gold rose for a sixth straight session on Thursday to set another all-time high, as the ongoing US government shutdown and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut continue to lift safe-haven demand. Spot gold inched higher to a new record of $3,896.43 per ounce, but has since pulled back to around the $3,830 level. In the previous session, it traded as high as $3,895.13 an ounce. Click on chart for live prices. Three-month US gold futures followed a similar pattern, as the contract’s price rose to $3,923.30 per ounce before paring gains. Gold has been rallying non-stop since the last week of September amid growing US federal budget concerns, whic…
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Gold rebounded near the $4,000-an-ounce level on Wednesday as investors sought safety in the safe-haven metal following a slump in global stocks. Spot gold rallied as much as 1.5% to $3,989.53 an ounce, having fallen almost 2% the previous session. US gold futures also gained 1% to $3,996.50 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. Gold’s recovery follows new US jobs data showing a more-than-expected rise in private employment. A strong labour market typically reduces the likelihood of interest rate cuts, resulting in weakness in gold and equities. Last week, when the US Federal Reserve made its latest round of rate cuts, chair Jerome Powell indicated that…
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Gold prices rose nearly 2% on Friday to a one-week high as underwhelming US payrolls data boosted expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, while fresh tariff announcements spurred safe haven demand. Spot gold climbed 1.8% to $3,348.31 per ounce as of 11:40 a.m. ET to erase all of this week’s losses. US gold futures gained 1.6%, trading just above the $3,400 level. Gold prices have recovered back from the earlier-week losses. Bullion had been trending down this week as the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady and US economic data came in better than expected. Explaining the Fed’s decision, chair Jerome Powell pointed to the risk of further inflation pres…
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Gold prices returned above $3,300 an ounce on Thursday as the market assesses the implications of a court ruling that blocked most of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Spot gold rose 0.6% to $3,307.79 an ounce as of 10:40 a.m. ET, having fallen to as low as $3,245.90 after the Asian markets opened. Three-month gold futures in New York also recovered, up 1.1% at $3,332.80 an ounce. Live Gold Price Chart and Real-Time Updates Bullion initially fell after the US Court of International Trade deemed many of Trump’s tariffs to be illegal on Wednesday, drawing investors toward risk-on assets and away from the safe-haven metal. While the Trump administration f…
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Gold prices retreated to a near three-week low on Monday as the freshly struck US-EU trade accord lifted risk sentiment and diminished the appeal of safe havens. Spot gold fell 0.7% to $3,313.57 per ounce as of 11:30 a.m. ET, having touched as low as $3,302.50 earlier in the session. US gold futures were down 0.8% to $3,307.60 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices The pullback follows a pivotal trade deal reached between the US and EU that fueled market optimism ahead a jam-packed week of earnings from Big Tech, economic data and a Federal Reserve meeting. That pact came on the heels of last week’s US-Japan agreement, while American and Chine…
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Gold prices retreated on Monday as market concerns eased after US President Donald Trump announced an extension to the upcoming tariff deadline while reiterating that several trade deals are in place. Spot gold was down 0.5% at $3,319.77 per ounce as of 11:30 p.m. ET. Earlier, it had fallen nearly 1% to a one-week low of $3,297.15. US gold futures also dipped 0.5% to $3,327.80 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices Weighing on gold was a stronger US dollar, which received a lift earlier after Trump threatened that he would place an additional 10% tariff on countries aligned with the BRICS group of nations. Furthermore, market participants …
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Gold advanced more than 1% on Wednesday ahead of a key vote that could end the US government’s longest-ever shutdown, which would offer economic clarity and set the stage for the Federal Reserve’s next move. Spot gold rose 1.3% to $4,179.12 an ounce, its highest since the week of October 20, when it hit an all-time high of nearly $4,381 per ounce. Meanwhile, US gold futures shot up 1.6% to trade at $4,182.70 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Wednesday marks the day on which the US House of Representatives will vote on a funding deal that would end the 42-day government shutdown, the longest in American history. The Senate has already appr…
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Gold prices inched higher on Monday as support from a weaker dollar overshadowed improved risk appetite, while investors await US jobs data due this week to gauge their next moves. Spot gold rose 0.4% at $3,287.10 per ounce by 10:45 a.m. ET, having fallen to a one-month low of $3,248.42 earlier in the session. US gold futures also registered a 0.4% gain, trading at $3,300.80 per ounce in New York. Meanwhile, the US dollar index hovered near its lowest level since March 2022, making bullion less expensive for holders of other currencies. “A weaker US dollar and the ongoing pressure of President (Donald) Trump on the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rat…
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Gold touched another record high on Tuesday as momentum continues to build for a US interest rate cut next week. Spot gold hit a new high of $3,673.49 per ounce, surpassing its previous record of $3,636.71 from just a day ago. By noon ET, it retreated to $3,646.64 an ounce, for an intraday gain of 0.3%. US gold futures followed a similar trajectory, rising to as high as $3,715.20 an ounce before pulling back to the $3,680 level. Click on chart for live prices. The move pushes gold’s year-to-date gains to nearly 40%. During 2025, the yellow metal set multiple records, driven by a soft dollar, strong central bank buying and heightened global uncertainty. S…
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