Gold advanced, boosted by continued weakness of the dollar as traders focus on the future of the Federal Reserve.

By Brijesh Patel (Reuters) -Gold prices climbed on Tuesday to their highest point in more than a month, supported by a weaker ...

Gold prices firmed on Monday, bolstered by a weaker U.S. dollar, while investors sought clarity on trade developments ahead ...

Gold prices gained over 1% to hit a five-week high on Monday as the dollar and U.S. bond yields weakened amid uncertainty ...

China’s central bank has been buying physical gold to add to its reserves for at least the last three years  – and there’s ...

All the pieces are falling into place for silver’s bull market to accelerate, with a breakout into the $40s now looking ...

Amid US dollar weakness and equity market volatility in 2025, gold has surged 25.86% year-to-date through June, significantly ...

At the same time, 10-year Treasury yields fell below the 2% mark, with real yields retreating as traders digested growing ...

Gold price rallies to 5-week high as dollar and yields slide. Traders eye $3,451.53 resistance ahead of Powell’s speech. Gold ...

A renewed drop for the dollar is upon us once again, giving room for gold to leap higher. Tariff fears are never far below the surface, and gold remains one of the key ways to play this scenario.

What’s being overlooked in the pyrotechnics over the Federal Reserve is the most important issue of all: the integrity and ...

Could the price of gold reach $3,500 this month? A few drivers can sway the precious metal's direction, experts say.