Gold firms near record peak as trade war concerns linger
GOLD prices inched higher on Thursday (Feb 6) to hover near an all-time high hit in the last session, as Sino-US tariff war concerns boosted safe-haven demand, while investors awaited the payrolls data for clues about the health of the world’s largest economy.
Spring Festival holidays sparked a gold purchase rush among consumers, even as the price of spot gold hit a record of $2,830 ...
While the gold space is obsessed over the gold streaming from London to New York due to the tariff threat, having no net ...
China initiated a World Trade Organization (WTO) over the new tariffs imposed by the United States on goods from China, the WTO said on Wednesday. "China has requested WTO dispute consultations with ...
Gold prices rose nearly 1% on Friday, lingering near record high levels scaled in October, steered by U.S. President Donald ...
Asian markets mixed as US-China trade tensions rise. Hang Seng dips, Nikkei holds steady, and ASX 200 gains on Wall Street ...
India's jewellery consumption stood at 563.4 tons in 2024, surpassing China’s 511.4 tons and reinforcing the South Asian ...
Gold may extend its rally further with Rs 85,000 as the next major target; however, it is looking expensive, so caution is ...
Global bullion banks are flying gold into the United States from trading hubs catering to Asian consumers, including Dubai ...
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