Gold prices hit a record-breaking $2,600 per ounce, fueled by Federal Reserve rate cuts and geopolitical tensions. While some analysts expect a correction, the safe-haven demand may continue.
Geopolitical Tensions
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Zijin Mining warns of challenges to its global expansion due to geopolitical tensions and resource nationalism.
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Despite a 1% dip, gold prices are poised for their second consecutive weekly gain, bolstered by economic uncertainties, inflation fears, and geopolitical tensions.
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The gold market is experiencing a period of volatility as investors grapple with mixed signals from the US economy and renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Following its first two-week decline of 2024, gold prices edged higher on Monday, reflecting this complex economic and political landscape.
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Gold prices have skyrocketed to historic highs this year, driven in part by a surge in demand from China, the world’s biggest consumer of gold. Uncertain times and limited investment options are pushing Chinese investors towards gold as a safe haven asset.
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Gold prices soared today following news of a missile strike by Iran on Israel, igniting renewed concerns about geopolitical tensions and bolstering…
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Gold surges past $2,400, driven by geopolitical concerns; silver hits highs.
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The recent gold price rally hit a snag on Wednesday after a key U.S. inflation report hinted at a delay in potential…
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Gold prices are on a scorching run, shattering records yet again on Friday. This relentless surge is fueled by a confluence of…