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Gold ticks up early Wednesday, buoyed by a weaker dollar and growing U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut hopes for September following mild inflation data, but coming off recent highs after the White House said it wouldn’t impose tariffs on gold imports. Continue reading →

Gold climbed early Friday and headed for a weekly gain after a report that the U.S. was imposing tariffs on imports of 1 kilogram gold bars.  Continue reading →

Gold eases early Wednesday following its longest rising streak since February as concerns about the state of the economy attracted haven investors. The bullion also slipping Wednesday as Treasurys rise. Continue reading →

Gold on the rise this morning as investors buy the dip with DG spot gold closing in once again on $3400 an ounce. The yellow metal had retreated early Monday in a likely technical correction after Friday’s rally following a weak jobs report that boosted speculation that the Federal Reserve would have to step up its timetable for interest rate cuts. Continue reading →

Gold surges after the morning’s soft U.S. jobs report. DG spot gold jumped $46.00 an ounce, while Gold futures rose back over $3400 an ounce. The yellow metal had been headed for a weekly loss early Friday on a stronger dollar and fading hopes for U.S. rate cuts. Continue reading →

Gold drops on GDP data this morning that shows the U.S. economy on solid ground as investors awaited further direction from the Federal Reserve’s scheduled policy statement in the afternoon. Continue reading →

Gold slips early Monday after the U.S. and European Union reached an agreement on tariffs, cutting through their previous stalemate. Continue reading →

Gold slips early Friday as haven demand eases due to growing optimism about trade deals between the U.S. and its main partners, particularly the EU. Continue reading →

Gold slipped early Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a U.S.-Japan trade deal, easing the appetite for the precious metal by risk-off investors. Continue reading →

Gold and silver are strong in Wednesday morning trading on a weakened dollar and slumping Treasury yields, with DG spot gold back near $3400 an ounce. The yellow metal is also getting support from the fast-approaching August 1 U.S. tariff deadline. Continue reading →

Gold tipping up early Wednesday as the dollar slipped from a one-month peak and Treasury yields slid, while spot platinum is leaping to a near ten-year high, near $1500 an ounce. Continue reading →

Gold edges lower after Wednesday’s inflation report showed flat growth in June, in counterpoint to a report on Tuesday that showed marked inflation growth in the same month. Continue reading →

Gold rose to a three-week high early Monday amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war and associated concerns for the global economy. While silver hit a near 14-year peak. Continue reading →

Gold rose early Friday as new tariff threats against Canada from U.S. President Donald Trump and speculation about monetary policy increased haven demand for the yellow metal. Continue reading →

Gold dropped early Wednesday, on a strengthening dollar and firmer Treasurys. Continue reading →

Jason Laurie, Business Development Manager for Dillon Gage Metals, argues that a $4,000 spot price is “a serious scenario with a 70 percent probability,” placing the timeline around mid-to-late 2026 and potentially sooner if geopolitical shocks accelerate the trend. Continue reading →

Gold slipped early Monday, edging lower after U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration announced several countries would receive tariff reprieves as they work on trade agreements. Continue reading →

Gold rose over $10 an ounce from an early morning trading dip as U.S. jobs number shows a big miss for June. Continue reading →

Gold gains on weaker dollar, rising from a one-month low early Monday as the dollar index weakened, though lessening haven demand kept a lid on prices. Continue reading →

Gold heads for its second consecutive weekly loss as investors awaited the release of the Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation report for further direction. Meanwhile, platinum surged to the highest level since 2014 on supply concerns which also spurred palladium. Platinum has lost some of these gains, but is still firmly over $1300 an ounce. Continue reading →

Gold steady in Wednesday morning trading as the ceasefire between Israel and Iran seemed to hold, though concern about the economy kept prices elevated. Continue reading →

Gold steadied Monday on safe haven demand as traders awaited Iran’s response to the U.S. joining attacks against the Islamic republic over the weekend. Continue reading →

Gold fell early Friday heading for its first weekly loss in three weeks as haven demand eases.  Continue reading →

Gold ticked lower Wednesday as investors awaited the afternoon’s economic guidance from the Federal Reserve for further direction. The yellow metal continues to get support from haven demand triggered by the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Continue reading →

Gold slips from near record highs this morning on likely profit taking. The yellow metal jumped over $3400 an ounce in overnight trading amid demand from investors seeking a haven against geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Continue reading →

Gold surged to the highest level in almost two months Friday on haven demand after Israel’s attack on Iran which reportedly killed some senior officials in what has been termed a “major” attack. Continue reading →

Gold continues its morning climb after a cooler than expected inflation report. The yellow metal had boosted earlier in the trading day amid haven demand from the standoff between state and federal authorities over immigration arrests in California. Continue reading →

Gold steady above $3300 an ounce in Monday morning trading supported by a weaker dollar as the U.S. and China were poised to resume trade talks over rare-earth metals and advanced technologies, and amid a standoff in Los Angeles over immigration. Continue reading →

Gold tips down on a stronger than expected jobs report, but the yellow metal is still aiming for a weekly advance, while silver hits a 13-year high. Continue reading →

Gold boosting during Wednesday morning trading on weak U.S. jobs report and ongoing haven demand driven by tariff war concerns. Continue reading →

Gold slips on a mild inflation report and on a social media post by President Trump attacking China. Continue reading →

Gold tips up early Wednesday as investors took advantage of the previous session’s dip and did some bargain hunting. The market now looks to this afternoon’s release of the minutes from the Fed’s recent meeting as prices remained under pressure as U.S-EU trade tensions eased. Continue reading →

Gold climbed to a one-week high, back above $3300 an ounce, early Wednesday on haven demand as the dollar continued to weaken following Moody’s Ratings’ U.S. credit rating cut late last week. Continue reading →

Gold rose early Monday on haven demand after Moody’s Ratings announced late Friday that it was slashing the top U.S. government credit rating. Continue reading →

Gold slips early Friday, heads for its worst week since November, after trade tensions between the U.S. and China lessened, sending haven investors into other assets. Continue reading →

Gold fell early Wednesday on ebbing haven demand as investors turned to other assets after a lessening of U.S.-China trade tensions and as the broader market rallied. Continue reading →

Gold dropped early Monday, losing haven investors after the White House said that trade talks between the U.S. and China over the weekend were “productive.” Continue reading →

Gold rises early Friday as the dollar slips and investors buy the dip after the U.S. and U.K. announced Thursday that they’d reached a trade deal. The yellow metal is now poised for a weekly gain. Continue reading →

Gold sticks near $3400 ahead of this afternoon’s Fed meeting, while slipping early Wednesday on optimism about a possible U.S.-China trade deal ahead of a meeting of officials from the two countries being held over the weekend in Switzerland. Continue reading →

Gold leapt back over $3300 an ounce in early morning trading after posting its first back-to-back weekly loss of the year as investors awaited direction from the Federal Reserve later this week. The bullion’s rise was sparked by a lower dollar and continuing uncertainties over the effects of the tariff war. Continue reading →

Gold keeps its overnight rally going following the morning’s upbeat jobs report. The yellow metal had risen on bargain hunting, but looks still poised for a weekly loss despite continued concern about the effect of tariffs on U.S. and global growth. Continue reading →

Gold regains some ground on this morning’s weak U.S. economic data after dropping overnight. The yellow metal had dipped below the $3300 mark as haven investors turn to other assets after U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders tempering duties on foreign-made vehicles and some auto parts. Continue reading →

Gold slips early Monday as the yellow metal’s rally ran out of steam as the dollar gained strength and investors shifted back to some other assets amid signs that trade tensions may be easing. Continue reading →

Gold drops early Friday as the dollar and equities rally on cooling trade tensions as China reportedly considers some tariff exemptions. Continue reading →

Gold slips from record high on profit taking by investors and as President Trump appears to retreat from his threat to fire the Fed Chair. Continue reading →

Gold surges to a new record high above $3400 an ounce early Monday as the dollar tumbles further on Trump administration criticism of the Fed which was seen as threatening the central bank’s independence. Continue reading →

Gold hits another record high early Wednesday, over $3300 an ounce, as the yellow metal remained a hedge against geopolitical and economic uncertainty amid strong central bank buying. Spot gold rose to a record high of $3,317.90 earlier in the session. Continue reading →

Gold slips under $3200 as the broader market remained jittery amid U.S. trade turmoil after President Donald Trump said Sunday that tariff exemptions for smartphones and computers announced Friday would just be temporary. Continue reading →

Gold surged to a new record high early Friday on haven demand, jumping over $3200 an ounce amid market turmoil triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs and retaliatory actions from other countries. Continue reading →

Gold surges 2% early Wednesday, extending Tuesday’s rebound, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s new round of tariffs on imported goods from China kick in and the dollar weakened, making gold a more attractive alternate investment. Continue reading →

Gold back down near the $3,000 line after an early morning futures rally. The drop was sparked by investors choosing the dollar as a safe haven after sweeping U.S. tariffs raised fears of a global recession, however gold’s shine is only slightly dimmed as a “bullish on bullion” attitude is being maintained by analysts given the challenging economic conditions. Continue reading →

Gold slips after this morning’s positive jobs report after tumbling along with the broader market in the previous session in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs, retaliatory actions and expectations about their impact on the global economy. Continue reading →

Gold trading around record high early Wednesday ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a new round of tariffs that are set to take effect and investors sought haven assets. Continue reading →

Gold flies to a new record high early Monday above $3,100 and was poised for its best quarter since 1986 and its best month since July 2020 amid escalating fears of a prolonged global trade war following U.S. and reciprocal tariffs set to go into effect this week. Continue reading →

Gold was little changed early Wednesday, continuing to trade near its record high above $3,000 an ounce on fears that the next round of U.S. tariffs with the country’s trading partners could be more impactful than previously anticipated. Continue reading →