The $12 billion mining sector by 2023 target might have sounded to some like a mirage or mere wishful thinking by an exuberant Government, but as days and months unfold,

Gold prices firmed on Monday, after posting a 6% drop last week, as a retreat in U.S. Treasury yields boosted the allure of the non-yielding metal. Spot gold was up

Though the first half of the year has been dominated by talk of vaccines, the post-COVID-19 recovery and a buoyancy in industrial metals markets not seen for a decade, precious

Gold prices held steady on Wednesday as bond yields remained under pressure, with investors on the sidelines ahead of more data on U.S. inflation and the European Central Bank policy

Gold prices traded higher toward a fresh four-month high during Tuesday’s APAC session. Bullion has surged over 13% since early April, underpinned by a weakening US Dollar and growing inflationary pressure. Rising price levels

Gold prices edged up on Monday, hovering near their highest in more than four months, as a weaker dollar and pullback in U.S. Treasury yields supported the safe-haven metal. Spot

Gold prices rose on Monday to their highest level in more than three months, as a dip in U.S. Treasury yields and worries over surging COVID-19 cases in some Asian