Despite sharp swings, gold prices remain strong above $4,000. Tight supply and steady buying continue to support the market.

Gold and silver prices dropped amid a stronger dollar and fading US rate-cut hopes, but long-term demand remains strong. Smart investors may find this a golden entry point.

Gold’s surge is driven by strong safe-haven demand, central bank buying, and expectations of easier monetary policy, as investors seek stability amid inflation, debt concerns, and geopolitical risks.

Gold prices have been under pressure in recent trading sessions, pressured by receding expectations for another U.S. interest-rate cut next month. Prices briefly slipped below $4,000 an ounce before ...

As gold hovers above $4,000 per ounce, you may be eyeing your jewelry box for a quick payday. But will you even get that much ...

Gold and silver ETFs have seen sharp declines, losing up to 9% in a month. Experts advise holding current investments and using SIPs for averaging. While equity dips are buying opportunities, gold and ...

Growing geopolitical risk and a global de-dollarization strategy are driving central banks, particularly China, to purchase ...

If you're interested in purchasing gold through gold mutual funds, we can't say we're surprised. The yellow precious metal is enjoying one of its greatest breakouts of the past century. After several ...

Mamadou Kwidjim Toure, founder and CEO of Ubuntu Tribe, examines the revolution reshaping global finance as central banks ...