Gold’s glitter will likely continue in 2025 on favourable macro background Foreign reserve diversification, geopolitical tensions will create positive impact, say analysts By Subramani Ra Mancombu ...

The only year in which gold followed a 20% or better gain with a down year was in 2021, when prices fell 3.6% after gaining about 25% in 2020. Write to Ryan Dezember at [email protected] ...

Gold price has been soaring in the past two years following market participants’ expectation of a low-interest rate regime since mid-2023. On Sept. 22, spot gold price touched an all-time high ...

Gold prices soared 30% this year, reaching an all-time high of $3,500.05/ounce. But recent dip in prices may signal a temporary loss of momentum.

Gold prices topped $1,500 an ounce last week. This only days after reports emerged that the Texas public university system endowment, the nation's second-largest only to Harvard, now owns $1 ...

Coming to more recent trends, gold has regained a lot of its glitter in the last three of four years. After having touched a low of $252.50, it rallied back to $327.50 in October 1999.

Wall Street’s gold bugs think prices will climb even higher in 2025. Prices for the precious metal are up 27% in 2024 to $2,617.20 a troy ounce.