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

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

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

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

The World Gold Council suggests gold prices might weaken if geopolitical and trade tensions ease, or if the US dollar and ...

Gold enters the second half of 2025 coming off an exceptionally strong start to the year – up 26% – shaped by a weaker US ...

Global exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reported inflows of 75 tonnes, or $7.6 billion, last month, latest World Gold Council ...

A rate cut by the Federal Reserve and continued uncertainty would maintain investor appetite, and could further lead to an upward movement in gold prices.

Central bank gold purchases rose again in May, beating the previous month's figure as conflict increased in the Middle East.

Former BlackRock exec and World Gold Council strategist Joseph Cavatoni breaks down gold market trends, central bank buying, ...

Global physically-backed gold ETFs racked up their largest six-month inflow since H1 2020 in this year's January-to-June ...

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