Gold Reaches New Record Highs as Trump Reiterates Threat of Tariffs
Gold is on track for its best monthly performance since March last year as sentiment remains strong and participants consider the possible influence of American politics. Both it and the dollar remained strong this week as the Federal Reserve (‘the Fed’) held rates and the European Central Bank (‘the ECB’) cut as expected.
Gold futures were broadly flat at $2,845 a troy ounce, having reached a fresh record of $2,859.50 a troy ounce earlier in the ...
Safe-haven demand due to geopolitical uncertainties and concerns over global economic growth amid U.S. President Donald Trump ...
Gold futures climbed to new record highs on Friday, supported by "growing uncertainty about the path of the U.S. and global economy, the anticipated trade war, and potential geopolitical tensions with ...
As gold futures touched new records on Friday, Goldman Sachs analysts reiterated their bullish call on the precious metal.
Gold prices climbed over 1% on Friday, closing in on its all-time-high hit in October, as a weakening dollar on U.S.
The stock market may be subdued today, but gold prices are rising to record levels. The iShares Gold Trust was up 1.4% to $52.75. Any close above $52.65 would be its first record close since Oct. 30, ...
Gold futures were up sharply on Thursday, with prices touching a record intraday high of $2,840.50 an ounce on Comex, with uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariff threats contributing ...
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