Bank of Korea to buy gold after 13 years, citing geopolitical risks The Bank of Korea plans to purchase physical gold for the first time in 13 years, driven by geopolitical risks and a desire to diversify storage locations. The bank's gold purchases would be made dome
Gold (XAU/USD) advances some 0.75% on Tuesday as Oil prices fall, along with US Treasury yields. Also, an improvement in risk appetite propelled the yellow metal to a two-day peak of $4,106 XAU/USD advances as Hormuz reopening hopes weigh in Oil, ease inflation pres
Evolution Mining takes near-10% stake in Arizona Gold & Silver Arizona Gold & Silver has secured a C$12 million investment from Evolution Mining. The investment will be used to fund a major drilling push at its Philadelphia Gold-Silver Project in Arizona. A
XAUt reserves rose to $3.3 billion despite gold’s worst quarterly drop since 2013, signaling demand for tokenized bullion. Tether Gold’s physical reserves increased 9.5% in the second quarter to 707,747 troy ounces, valued at $3.3 billion, as investors sought tokenized gol
Gold posts first monthly gain since February as declining energy costs and geopolitical easing offset Fed policy uncertainty. Gold prices extended their recovery, marking the first monthly gain since February. The rally was driven by a sharp decline in oil prices and easin
Investors focus on July Nonfarm Payrolls and JOLTS data to gauge Fed rate hike odds, pressuring non-yielding assets like gold. Gold (XAU/USD) trades sideways around $4,050 in European hours as markets await key US labor data later this week. The July Nonfarm Payrolls repor
Spot gold in India rises 0.2% day-over-day as USD/INR adjustments lift domestic rates, FXStreet data shows. Gold prices in India advanced to INR 12,454.48 per gram on Tuesday, a 0.2% increase from Monday’s INR 12,429.86. The move reflects daily adjustments to international
XAU/USD retreats from recent highs as traders assess geopolitical tensions following paused US airstrikes on Iran. Gold prices edged lower to near $4,050 in early Asian trading Tuesday, retreating from a recent rally. The decline follows the US decision to pause planned ai
Uncertainty over US-Iran negotiations tempers demand for the safe-haven asset, pushing prices lower in early trading. Gold (XAU/USD) retreated to near $4,050 in early Asian trading Tuesday, paring gains from a recent rally. The decline follows the US decision to pause plan
Deutsche Bank's analysis suggests gold's recent pullback may already have run its course, with the bank pointing to a floor closer to $3,900/oz rather than the deeper retracement some technical models imply. That reading, paired with a fair value estimate still comfortably
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