Gold tops $5,000 and silver holds above $105 as Fed easing bets, ETF inflows, and geopolitical risk drive safe-haven demand ...

BANGKOK, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Thai gold traders with average annual transactions of at least 10 billion baht ($320.72 million) ...

Gold and silver fell for a second day, with investors positioning for an annual rebalancing of commodity indexes that will see futures contracts worth billions of dollars sold in the next few days.

Gold shows indecision at $5111.51 as six-session rally stalls. Key support at $4990.21 and pullback zone at $4824.00-$4703.52 in focus.

Implied volatility of Comex gold futures climbed to the highest since March 2020, the peak of the pandemic, while volatility ...

A stronger US dollar and increasing Treasury rates are putting pressure on spot gold in the near future, but MCX Gold is ...

Gold (XAUUSD:CUR) prices edged lower on Wednesday, hovering near $4,106 after briefly touching $4,150 earlier in the European session. The pullback reflected a balancing act between expectations of a ...

Bullion was near $5,160 an ounce, having risen 3.4% on Tuesday - its biggest one-day gain since April.

Thailand’s largest gold traders plan to promote dollar-denominated transactions, aiming to weaken the metal’s influence on the local currency and head off the threat of a punitive tax.