… chart below suggests.     What’s driving gold these days? No one can …

The UK market has been marked by earnings reports and macroeconomic concerns. HSBC Holdings PLC (LSE: HSBA) is facing pressure as it restructures its operations in Europe. Analysts are paying close attention to how the bank positions itself amid ongoing …

Interest rates, residual factors, price momentum, geopolitical risk, economic expansion — if you can name it, it can probably influence gold prices. A system created by the World Gold Council, dubbed the Gold Return Attribution Model (GRAM), can look back …

The Banque De France, the French member of the Eurosystem, released a note Friday explaining the recent gold rally said it appears geopolitical tensions and concerns, not financial factors, are driving prices higher. “Between March and August 2024, gold …

Given the large increase in the amount of gold that is flowing to the east, I think it’s easy to make the case that this massive demand for physical gold is a major factor in pushing the price of gold higher. A similar argument can be made for silver, …

Gold (GC=F) prices are soaring to record highs as investors turn to the precious metal as a safe haven in anticipation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in September. Gold currently sits above $2,500 per ounce, meaning a single bar of gold (400 ounces …

Gold (GC=F) prices are experiencing slight downward pressure following July's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which aligned with expectations. Andrew Critchlow, S&P Global Commodity Insights' Global Head of News joins Catalysts to share his …

You had the report come up, the dollar fell sharply, interest rates fell; that's the friend of gold. So, the gold market, well, here you are at $22 for the week so far... tomorrow's the last day of the week and that's almost up one percent. The …

Humans have been fascinated with gold since the dawn of civilisation, and ancient societies, including the Egyptians and Greeks, revered it as a symbol of power and wealth. Throughout history, emperors, kings and queens, governments, and investors have …