Gold prices higher today

Gold prices surged on Friday after a senior US Federal Reserve official warned that a possible second wave of COVID-19 infections could prolong economic shutdowns and disrupt the economic rebound. “So far, in the United States,

Gold prices on Tuesday rose by Rs 310 to Rs 47,336 per 10 gram in futures trade as speculators created fresh positions on firm spot demand. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold contracts for August traded

Gold edged higher through the early European session and was last seen trading near the top end of its daily trading range, around the $1695 region. Following a modest $10 bearish gap opening on the first day

Gold prices on Monday rose by Rs 350 to Rs 46,048 per 10 gram in futures trade as speculators created fresh positions on firm spot demand. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold contracts for August traded

Gold price climbed to more than a one-week high on Monday as protests continued across major US cities over the weekend, adding another layer of economic uncertainty to the potential impact of the strained US-China relations

Gold and silver edged higher on Friday after Sino-US tensions over Hong Kong escalated further while India continued to report an increasing number of new cases forcing investors to seek safe havens. China approved a decision

A “tsunami” of secondary gold supply is ready to hit the market once global economies get back to normal, Jeffrey Rhodes, principal consultant of RAK Gold, told a webinar on Tuesday. The secondary gold supply hasn’t

In times of uncertainty, economic and otherwise, gold is considered a safe haven investment, a fact which is further being corroborated by the current movement of gold prices and demand for all forms of gold investments,

Gold prices could “break the highs” seen earlier this year, after declining in March along with assets across the board, according to UBS Investment Bank’s Joni Teves. “There is growing potential (for gold) to break $1,800 (per

Gold has been holding onto some of its gains and now faces a big test – the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Can the precious metal continue higher? The technical positioning looks promising.  The Technical Confluences Indicator is showing

Goldplat plc (LON:GDP), the AIM listed gold producer, with international gold recovery operations located in South Africa and Ghana and an underground mining operation in Kenya, has today announced an operational update for the third quarter ended 31 March 2020. Goldplat Recovery (Pty) Limited (“GPL”) ·    The South African operations maintained

Gold futures climbed Wednesday, with earlier weakness in the U.S. dollar, a rebound in oil prices and ongoing worries about the global economy combining to lift prices for the precious metal up a day after their settlement

Bullion counters edged higher in Tuesday’s morning trade as fast rising Covid-19 cases in India despite strict lockdown measures increased worries of investors. leading to a rush towards safe haven assets. Investors are keenly watching the

The US dollar was soft on Monday and with the uncertainty pertaining to COVID-19, gold was able to leap through prior resistance, supported in the $1,680 and then moving through the low $1,700s. The global stimulus is keeping the yellow

Gold jumped 1.5% to a more than three-week high on Monday as worries over a global economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic drove investors to the safe-haven metal. Spot gold was up 1.5% at $1,640.40

On MCX, gold futures rose 1.3 percent on Friday to Rs 43,799 per 10 grams as the Indian rupee weakened. Silver futures were up by 3 percent to Rs 41,075 per kg as the rupee continued

Gold prices edged up on Monday as the U.S dollar hovered near a two-week low touched in the previous session, while coronavirus lockdowns tightened across the world and stoked fears of economic damage, lifting demand for

Gold-buying apps, which allow customers to buy and use the precious metal for everyday spending, are seeing record volumes as investors flock to the safe-haven commodity amid violent market swings on fears of a coronavirus-fueled global recession.