Silver and platinum are rising in price due to investor interest in industrial metals. The growth is supported by technical momentum and increased demand in India and China.
The global economy is experiencing its weakest growth since the COVID-19 pandemic due to Trump's trade policies. The OECD has lowered growth forecasts for many G20 countries.
Gold prices are declining due to geopolitical tensions in Europe and the Middle East. The spot price fell by 0.6%, and August futures fell by 0.4%.
The escalation of the Russian war in Ukraine and a new threat from Trump to double tariffs on steel and aluminum have forced investors to seek refuge in gold. Spot gold rose 0.7% to $3311.33 per ounce.
Gold prices fell 2% due to a temporary trade agreement between the US and China. The strengthening dollar also reduced investor demand for gold.
The yellow metal was pressured by the dollar's strength and rising US Treasury yields. The spot price fell 1.1% to $3,141.35 per ounce.
Gold prices stabilized during Asian trading on Tuesday. Tariff reductions between the US and China have increased risk appetite.
Adriana Kugler stated that Trump's customs policy will lead to increased inflation and slower economic growth. Even an agreement with China will not remove the risks.
Easing trade tensions between the US and China and a potential slowdown in US inflation could push Bitcoin to new highs, exceeding $109,350.
Investors are buying bullion after prices fell, awaiting the results of trade talks between the US and China. Trump predicts lower tariffs for Beijing.
Bitcoin surged to $97,000 due to Indian airstrikes in Pakistan but then fell to $96,500. Traders expect volatility due to regional tensions.
The spot price of gold fell by 1. 3% amid signs of trade negotiations between the US and China. Investors await the decision of the US Federal Reserve System on policy.
Trump's tariff threats boosted demand for gold as a safe-haven asset, pushing prices to a two-week high. Attention is also focused on the Fed's interest rate decision.
Gold prices rose amid investor expectations regarding trade negotiations between the US and China and a meeting of the Federal Reserve System. Spot gold rose by 1.8% to $3,298.09.
Spot gold fell nearly 2% to $3222. 66 an ounce, hitting a two-week low. The reason was signs of easing trade tensions and a stronger dollar.
Gold prices fell 0. 8% to $3314.65 an ounce on Tuesday, amid easing trade tensions. Investors are awaiting data from the US to assess Federal Reserve policy.
The price of gold fell by 1% due to a stable dollar and reduced demand for safe-haven assets. Investors are waiting for US economic data to assess further actions by the Federal Reserve System.
Major cryptocurrencies fell by 5% due to profit-taking. Dogecoin fell the most, Bitcoin is holding at $93,000.
European stocks recovered after Trump's statements about the head of the Federal Reserve and a possible reduction in duties for China. The STOXX 600 index rose by 1.7% amid corporate reports.
Bitcoin rose nearly 7% amid investor optimism. Despite the price jump, blockchain data indicates fragility beneath the surface, analysts warn.
The price of gold stabilized at $3,372, after falling by almost 2%. Investors are expanding their assets in exchange-traded funds, and central banks are also making purchases.
Gold futures reached an all-time high, exceeding $3,500 per ounce. The reason is concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve and increased risks to the global economy.
Bitcoin held above $88,000, yen fell to 140 per dollar. Concerns about US tariffs and reshuffles in the Fed are increasing the attractiveness of safe haven assets.
The price of gold soared to record highs, exceeding $3486 per ounce, due to fears that Trump would fire the head of the Fed. This triggered a flight from the dollar and American assets.
Brent crude futures rose 0. 5%, WTI - 0.7%. Investors are closing short positions, fearing a recession due to tariffs and US monetary policy.
Bitcoin rose to $87,600, the highest level since April 2 after Trump's tariff announcement. The dollar fell to its lowest level since January 2024 amid fears of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's dismissal.
Gold set a new price record, surpassing $3385 per ounce. This happened due to the weakening of the dollar to a 2024 low, Trump's criticism of the Fed, and trade fears.
US President Donald Trump is considering firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell due to disagreements over monetary policy. The Trump administration is exploring various options.
Trump's global trade war is leading to a fall in stocks, especially for technology companies. Nvidia expects losses of $5.5 billion, and airlines are preparing for an uncertain summer season.
The price of gold has risen amid fears of a global recession and trade wars. Experts predict a further increase in price to $4,000 per ounce in 2026.
