Gold prices ticked up on Friday and were on course for a third consecutive weekly rise as the global banking crisis sent investors flocking to the safe-haven metal. Spot gold XAU= was

Gold raced towards the key $1,900 level on Monday as investors sought cover from the uncertainty triggered by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, emboldened by bets that the Federal

Gold prices regained some ground on Wednesday as the dollar’s rally cooled, but any further advance is likely to be capped with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signalling more rate

London-listed company KEFI Gold and Copper plc (LON:KEFI) is an exploration and development company focused on gold and copper deposits in the highly prospective Arabian-Nubian Shield. The Company operates in Ethiopia and

Central bank gold demand picked up from where it left off in 2022 with the addition of 31 tonnes to the global gold reserves in January, the World Gold Council said on Thursday. This

Gold prices edged up on Monday as the dollar eased, but hovered near their lowest levels since late December after U.S. economic data last week raised worries that the Federal

Copper prices rose on Monday as investors and traders bet on a recovery in demand from top consumer China amid support from global mining supply disruptions. Three-month copper on the

Copper prices rose on Wednesday, supported by supply disruptions and expectation of a demand recovery in top consumer China, even as the dollar held firm after sticky US inflation suggested

Aim-listed KEFI Gold and Copper is pursuing a dual listing of its shares in Saudi Arabia. The Saudi Exchange is currently the eleventh-largest stock exchange globally, with 223 listed companies and a market capitalisation