A breakdown below key support confirms a failed continuation pattern, putting gold’s short-term uptrend in jeopardy and targeting the $3,072–$3,041 support zone if weakness persists.

The price of gold has beaten all expectations for the year, reaching more than $2,500 per ounce. While higher demand explains some of the run-up, experts say there's another side to the trend.

Gold’s recent runup to record highs is “nothing short of amazing,” with prices of the yellow metal seeing an unusual number of big increases in the last 10 trading days, according to Bespoke ...

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The price of gold is dropping, and there are a few moves you can make to capitalize on this trend. Getty Images/iStockphoto Interest in gold investing has surged since the start of the year ...

How gold prices typically move with the dollar Henry Yoshida, co-founder of Rocket Dollar, highlights that gold prices and the U.S. dollar traditionally move in opposite directions. "A stronger U ...

Gold futures slip, and are on track to end the week lower on easing safe-haven demand. Futures are down 0.3% at $3,337.70 a troy ounce. The precious metal has slid in recent days as market turns ...

Gold prices eased on Monday as broad economic stimulus measures in China, the biggest bullion consumer, failed to invoke investor confidence and a U.S. dollar rally to two-month highs capped ...

You can see the action in today’s MoneyShow Chart of the Day. It shows how E-Mini S&P 500 futures (ES) have been trading over the last few days in blue – along with gold futures (GC) in red ...

Gold hit record high of $3,245.42 on Monday Dollar languishes near three-year low Palladium rises more than 1% April 15 (Reuters) - Gold prices gained on Tuesday, helped by safe-haven demand as U ...

Gold ingots and coins getty If you look at a chart of a financial instrument and it doesn’t suggest a trend, then perhaps – and most likely – it doesn’t have one. Markets only trend when ...