Gold prices are down as Fed rate hike expectations grow. Here’s how interest rates, inflation and safe-haven demand could ...

Gold has surpassed U.S. Treasuries as the world's largest reserve asset, with 89% of central banks expecting global gold ...

Over the past few years, central banks have been quietly buying up significant quantities of gold. As the trend has accelerated, official agencies now hold the highest quantity of gold since 1975 – ...

Lower demand, a strong dollar and higher real yields are holding gold below record peaks right now. But experts predict gold will go back up soon.

Easing of tensions between US, Iran has removed one of the triggers for safe-haven buying, prompting pullback in prices after ...

Gold price retreats from a two-week high as the dollar firms, but JPMorgan still expects a Q4 rebound to $4,500.

Gold has crossed a threshold few expected this quickly. Spot prices surged past $5,100 an ounce in late January, extending a rally that has accelerated over the past year as geopolitical risk, fiscal ...

Gold prices drop as renewed West Asia tensions increase inflation fears, while Bank of America revises 2026 forecast lower.

Most major institutions remain cautiously optimistic on gold's long-term outlook, but a hawkish Federal Reserve, fading ETF inflows, and ongoing geopolitical tensions have prompted several banks ...

Markets anticipate another interest rate hike this year, though Fed projections are mixed. Gold prices have fallen over 30%, ...

Total Q1 gold demand, including OTC, was 2% higher y/y at 1,231t. Geopolitical factors are expected to remain front and centre in driving gold demand for 2026 and beyond. Spending on gold jewellery ...