Gold prices rose on Tuesday, buoyed by a pullback in the dollar and safe-haven buying due to economic slowdown concerns, though prospects of aggressive rate hikes capped further gains. Spot

Gold prices reversed course to trade higher on Monday as a dollar rally lost its steam, having pushed bullion to one-month lows earlier in the session after the U.S. Federal

Gold rose on Tuesday, snapping six straight sessions of losses, helped by a pullback in the dollar and lower Treasury yields following weak U.S. business activity data. Spot gold rose 0.9%

Gold stands to rebound when the Federal Reserve pivots to easier monetary policy after about a year, although prices may see a slight drop before that as the US central

Gold markets have initially pulled back just a bit to test the $1800 level, only to turn around and show signs of life. That being said, the market is likely

Gold and silver prices in India soared today, tracking firm global rates. On MCX, gold rose nearly ₹800 to one-month high of ₹52,200 per 10 gram – the biggest single day gain

Gold hit its highest level in about a month on Tuesday as China-U.S. tensions and fears of a possible recession in America burnished bullion’s safe-haven appeal. Spot gold was little

Gold prices were steady on Monday morning, as an elevated dollar and prospects of an aggressive interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve this week dented demand for non-yielding