(Reuters) - Gold gained on Thursday in light holiday trading, boosted by slight weakness in U.S. dollar and geopolitical ...

Gold prices edged lower in subdued holiday-season trading on Monday, weighed down by a robust dollar and high U.S. Treasury ...

Gold prices eased on Monday on a firmer dollar, in thin, holiday-season trade and as investors sought further clues on the ...

The metal is expected to trade with a positive bias into the year-end on positive ETF flows, somewhat subdued US data and ...

Spot Gold rose around 0.6% to $2,632.84 per ounce, while gold futures expiring in February ticked up 0.6% to $2,650.64 an ...

A stronger dollar often weighs on gold prices as it makes the yellow metal more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

Spot gold prices gained on Monday, supported by ongoing geopolitical concerns and a softer dollar, as markets awaited the ...

As an emerging market currency, the rand is highly sensitive to a range of factors beyond just the strength of the dollar and ...

Goldman pushed back on arguments that gold would struggle to rally next year, citing lower rates and central bank buying as ...

The Fed’s hawkish shift provided renewed strength to the U.S. dollar, as higher interest rates make the greenback more ...

Gold investors eye Fed uncertainty, balancing inflation risks and rate cuts. Will buying dips or holding gold pay off as 2025 ...

Gold (XAU/USD) is showing mild recovery from session lows at $2660, on Friday’s early American session. The US Dollar (USD) index is going through a significant reversal from two-week highs ...