By Anjana Anil and Sherin Elizabeth Varghese (Reuters) -Safe-haven demand due to geopolitical uncertainties and concerns over ...

Gold prices surpassed the key $2,800 mark for the first time ever on Friday, fuelled by a rush to safety on U.S. President ...

Gold prices scaled an all-time high on Friday, briefly touching the $2,800 mark, as market participants rushed to the ...

Asian shares wavered on Friday, weighed down by the return of tech-heavy South Korean stocks from holidays, but relatively ...

Gold rose to a record high as investors flocked to safety after US President Donald Trump reiterated threats to impose ...

Gold futures climbed to new record highs on Friday, supported by "growing uncertainty about the path of the U.S. and global economy, the anticipated trade war, and potential geopolitical tensions with ...

Investors should put faith in stalwart commodities such as gold and oil if they want to shield their portfolios from ...

Gold edged higher in the early Asian trade. Prices rose recently on a weaker dollar and concerns about President Trump’s potential tariffs, ANZ said.

Markets rebounded from lows despite a down week. Earnings reports drove movement, with Apple rising. Tariff concerns grow as ...

Gold is considered a safe investment during geopolitical turmoil and thrives in a low interest rate environment ...

Gold hit an all-time high this week, as traders looked for safe havens as the Trump administration’s tariffs loomed.

Gold prices hit record highs on safe-haven demand, weaker dollar, and low yields. Some analysts forecast gold rising to $3,000 in the short term.