As per the WGC report, gold could remain rangebound in H2, closing roughly 0 per cent–5 per cent higher than current levels.

Gold settled higher, boosted by fresh headlines in the saga surrounding President Trump’s dissatisfaction with Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Persistent economic uncertainty and a volatile global trade landscape have elevated investors’ anxiety, providing strong tailwinds for gold. Mounting U.S. debt concerns, unfavorable inflation data and ...

Loncor Gold has received an unsolicited, non-binding offer for a potential transaction involving its Adumbi gold project in DR Congo • A special committee is reviewing the offer; details and the ...

Central banks are expected to continue increasing gold purchases, viewing it as a viable alternative to the US dollar amid ...

US Treasuries, long considered safe-haven assets, saw declining demand in April as volatility drove investors toward gold ...

While U.S. inflation figures didn’t surprise market watchers and investors, the fact that the downbeat expectations were ...

According to Nikolay Azarov, Ukraine currently lacks the scientific potential to create capable nuclear weapons ...

Gold prices are poised for continued strength in the second half of 2025, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar, geopolitical ...

"One trend that we're seeing is that some central banks, especially in Africa, Latin America, are starting to buy gold ...

Gold may move sideways with some possible upside in this year's H2 if economists and market participants are correct in their ...

According to the World Gold Council, the decline in interest rates worldwide and the remaining uncertainty will support the interest of investors, particularly through gold exchange-traded funds and o ...