Gold consolidates as Iran war risk battles hawkish Fed minutes. Rate uncertainty trumps geopolitics with June cut odds at ...

After delivering months of record breaking returns, gold and silver have turned extremely volatile. The yellow ...

By Anmol Choubey Feb 18 (Reuters) - Gold rose more than 2% on Wednesday, as investors assessed simmering geopolitical risks, ...

Gold rose 1 per cent to $5,006 per ounce, silver jumped 3.8 per cent to $78.3 per ounce, and Brent crude climbed 5 per cent ...

Gold rebounded on Friday as investors digested U.S. inflation figures for guidance on interest rate direction after jobs data ...

Renewed geopolitical risks boosted haven demand for bullion, which advanced as much as 0.9% before paring some of the gains ...

Gold extended gains ​after rising more ​than 2% in the ​previous session, as lingering tensions between the United States and Iran prompted a flight to safety.

Gold analysis shows drift to 50-day moving average as long-term bulls accumulate at their price. June Fed meeting could end consolidation phase.

Gold rebounds above $4,900 as dip-buyers return after a 3% drop. Fed minutes and U.S.-Iran talks drive precious metals moves. Silver up 3%.

Bullion rose as much as 0.9% on Thursday, extending gains for a second day as dip-buyers stepped in, News.Az reports, citing Bloomberg.

Rising prices spur more supply in metals like copper, unlike gold's constrained output, limiting the odds of a lasting ...

Gold and silver futures rose sharply even after a stronger than expected US jobs report that likely made it more difficult ...