Gold

Gold dipped from record highs but rebounded as a weaker dollar supported prices. Trade war fears and economic uncertainty fuelled safe-haven demand.

Gold hit a record high as Trump’s tariff threats fuelled safe-haven demand, despite Fed signals delaying U.S. interest rate cuts.

Gold hits a record high as Trump announced new tariffs, while markets awaited Fed minutes and key economic data for further direction.

Gold rises to $2,912 as investors seek safety amid tariffs and uncertainty. Futures up 0.7%, with Fed policy in focus.

Gold rebounds after sharp decline as Trump's new tariff threats and weak US retail data boost safe-haven appeal.

Gold surges to $2,942 then falls as Trump shifts from broad tariffs to individual trade deals, causing market volatility.

Gold holds steady, trading near its all-time high, as markets await Jerome Powell’s speech and key U.S. economic data.

Gold continued its rally, hitting new highs in Asian trade, reaching $2,670.52 an ounce as traders anticipate further U.S. interest rate cuts.

Gold is up 26.9% this year, driven by safe-haven demand and Federal Reserve rate cuts, with $3,000 projected.

Gold has surged above $2,600, driven by safe haven demand and a weak dollar.