Gold prices climbed 1% on Wednesday, continuing their record rally as investors sought the safe-haven asset due to concerns ...

The market remains in strong bullish territory, but with prices pulling away from support at $2,790.17, traders should be mindful of a potential near-term correction. While gold’s overall trend ...

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Following Trump’s economic moves and rhetoric, gold has climbed to a record high. Exports say that this points to a desire ...

Increasing economic sanctions on Russia, a tanking ruble, and restrictions on international payments have made gold more ...

Reports at the weekend that Europe will need to beef up its defense spending and pledge to defend Ukraine from future Russian ...

The gold rally appears to be back on track, hovering near record highs as markets closely monitor US president Donald Trump's tariff plans, which threaten to escalate the global trade war.

Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday as a drop in oil prices weighed on energy shares and hotter-than-expected U.S.

Even though the UK will not be Trump’s main target in a trade war, we see the recent recovery in GBPUSD as overdone and expect a setback in the coming weeks.” Gold prices soared to a record high as ...

So far, the gold price is higher by $25 early on Monday.” Oil prices edged higher as fears ... threats could lead to a full-blown trade war, further exacerbating fears that the US's ...