The yellow metal is down towards the end of the Asian trading session on Tuesday, after hitting the $2,000 mark during the previous New York session.
Gold has hit the $2,000 an ounce trading zone, the highest since August 2020, as investors run towards what they perceive as safe-haven assets.
In the aftermath of the rising dollar, gold prices fell over 2.5% since yesterday as multiple markets were...
Yellow metal prices fell in London on Friday but were set to rise for the biggest weekly gain...
The yellow metal started the week bullish in the Asian trading session, hitting a two-month high. A major...
Yellow metal prices fell at the start of the week, but they remained below a two-and-a-half-month high. A...
A robust U.S. jobs report that highlighted the positive effects of Federal Reserve stimulus on markets and the...
Gold futures is down 0.36%, currently trading $1,796.65 an ounce.
Gold is on a downtrend in the London trading session today as investors increase their risk appetite due...
Gold futures is up 1.45%, currently trading at $1,809 after hitting its highest since June 18 at $1,794.86 on Friday.
Gold futures on New York’s Comex settled at $1,769 per ounce on Friday, after declining 0.3 for the day.
Gold futures plunged by 0.38% to $1,874.75 an ounce.
