XAU/USD declines 0.4% to near $4,630 despite lower yields, as oil price slump eases inflation concerns and reduces rate hike risks. Gold prices retreated 0.4% to around $4,630 in European trading Tuesday, paring earlier gains after failing to sustain levels above $4,700. T
Local gold rates decline as USD/INR adjustments reflect softer international prices, FXStreet data shows. Gold prices in India fell to INR 14,243.41 per gram on Tuesday, down from INR 14,315.82 the previous day. The decline mirrors adjustments based on international gold p
Precious metals and energy markets see sharp moves despite no reported geopolitical escalation or fresh economic data. Gold prices fell by $50 while oil surged in volatile trading, movements typically linked to geopolitical tensions in the Gulf. No major news has emerged t
Citi and JPMorgan lift near-term gold targets, citing Fed policy shifts and Middle East tensions as key drivers. Citi raised its zero-to-three-month gold price target to $4,800 an ounce, while maintaining its six-to-12-month forecast at $5,000. The bank cited easing geopol
U.S. Treasury’s unexpected long-dated debt buybacks spur dollar concerns, driving investors to gold amid heightened risk aversion. Gold futures surged to their highest level in over three months, marking a fourth consecutive session of gains. The rally followed the U.S. Tr
Treasury yields fell and the price of gold continued its recent rally Monday after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent essentially warned investors not to bet against his ability to tame the government bond market. Following last week's news that the Treasury will at least do
December gold futures hit $4,712.60, driven by U.S. Treasury bond buybacks and Middle East tensions, marking a four-month high. Gold December futures climbed to $4,712.60 per troy ounce by 8:30 a.m. ET, up from an opening price of $4,673.40, despite a 0.2% dip from Friday’
Gold extends rally as markets await US PCE and Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech Gold (XAU/USD) extends its advance on Monday, building on the strong rally seen last week following the US Treasury’s buyback announcement. At the time of writing, XAU/USD trades around $4,644, up n
Gold (XAU/USD) extends its advance on Monday, building on the strong rally seen last week following the US Treasury’s buyback announcement. At the time of writing, XAU/USD trades around $4,644, up nearly 0.90% on the day, at levels last seen on May 15 The Treasury’s
XAU/USD rises to $4,647.02, supported by lower US Treasury yields and geopolitical tensions, though overbought RSI signals potential pullback. Gold prices extended gains on Monday, trading near their highest levels since mid-May at $4,647.02. The rally is driven by diminis
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