Gold

Gold prices hit another record high on Tuesday, with the ounce reaching $4,170, driven by increased safe-haven buying from investors. This surge comes amid a tense global atmosphere, highlighted by the escalating trade war between the United States and China, as well

Gold surged to a new record, climbing to $3,891.05 per ounce on October 1, 2025, up 0.83% from the previous day, extending its rally amid political and economic uncertainty in the United States. This surge came in the wake of the partial

Gold prices steadied on Friday as traders awaited the release of U.S. inflation figures, after recent economic data eased expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Thursday’s U.S. reports showed weekly jobless claims declining, while the economy grew at

Gold has reached new historic levels, surpassing $3,800 per ounce in futures contracts, marking a milestone in the trajectory of the precious metal. This breakthrough is not merely a technical move; it represents a strong signal of eroding confidence in the U.S.

Gold prices touched fresh record levels on Tuesday, driven by cautious anticipation in the markets as the U.S. Federal Reserve began its two-day policy meeting to decide the future course of monetary policy. December gold futures settled at $3,720 per ounce, after

The United Arab Emirates witnessed a significant increase in its gold reserves during the first five months of 2025, rising by 25.9% to reach nearly $7.88 billion. This growth reflects the strength of the national economy and the continuity of the country’s