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Bullion’s decline deepened as the dollar and bond yields rallied after CBS reported that the US is preparing to potentially deploy ground forces into Iran. Higher rates hurt gold as it doesn’t pay ...

Gold prices surged to ₹1.46 lakh/10g as easing geopolitical tensions improve sentiment, despite US Fed rate decisions ...

One expert warns gold could slide to $4,200 if war is prolonged. The US Federal Reserve meeting outcome later on Wednesday is ...

As concerns grow over prolonged inflation amid the aftermath of the war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, investors in urgent need of cash are selling even gold and silver, traditionally classified ...

Strategists at State Street expect gold prices will continue to rise this year, boosted by geopolitics and macroeconomic conditions, but others warn the precious metal is overpriced and over-owned.

Gold and silver prices witnessed a slight surge today due to ongoing global uncertainty, with city-wise rates varying across India.

Analysts linked the rise to improving market sentiment as tensions in West Asia eased, with hopes that a potential US easing of Iranian oil sanctions could boost global supply and lower risk premiums.

Gold catches a safe-haven bid amid Middle East tensions, but a hawkish Fed and hot PPI data cap gains. Will XAU/USD hold $4,823 or slide to $4,756? Find out now.

The war with Iran is disrupting global oil flows, damaging energy infrastructure and raising fears of prolonged conflict. But ...

Gold is poised for its largest weekly loss since 1983, driven by rising energy prices and diminished expectations for ...

Gold added 0.8% to $4 686.62 an ounce at 10:16 a.m. in Singapore, after capping a seven-day losing run on Thursday, the longest since October 2023.