Gold fell sharply as markets reacted to President Trump telling reporters that he won’t attempt to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, as well as indications that tariff barriers between the U.S. and China ...

Gold prices tumbled after comments from President Trump on Federal Reserve independence and trade relations with China ...

Analysts predict a continued bullish trend for gold due to geopolitical instability and central bank diversification away from the US dollar.

Sure, the stock market has been moving. But it’s the action in government bonds, the US dollar, and gold that REALLY stood out this week. Here are some thoughts on what happened – and what it ...

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Meanwhile, the EUR/USD saw its highest level since February 2022 at $1.1474. The ounce price of gold also rose by more than 2% to a record high of $3,244.23 on Friday as demand for the dollar fell.

While gold climbs, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has entered free fall. After multiple failed attempts to break the 104.00 resistance throughout March, the dollar began its descent, culminating in a ...

In our analysis, the selling in the dollar and bonds appears to be coming from foreigners. Normally in periods of stress, like now, foreigners buy the dollar and U.S. Treasuries. The behavior of ...

With global investors dumping U.S. assets and fleeing to safe havens, gold’s rally remains well-supported. Central bank demand, ETF inflows, and a weakening dollar all contribute to a bullish ...

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Spot Gold prices hit a new record high of $3,212 per ounce in early trading in Asia on Friday, April 11, as investors continued to seek haven assets amidst a global stock market rout. Prices have seen ...

Stocks and the dollar tumbled while gold hit a fresh record high as panic gripped markets again Friday after Donald Trump admitted that his global tariff blitz could see "a transition cost".