Gold traded at a premium in India last week for the first time in three months. This reflects the combined effect of tightening supply and improving demand. Dealers reported premiums as high as $7 an ...

Gold (XAU/USD) maintains its bid tone heading into Monday’s European session, though it remains stuck in an over three-week-old range held and below the $4,200 mark. US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair ...

Wednesday’s CPI report is extending the selloff in precious metals, and we may be entering the final washout phase of this decline. Gold miners are deeply oversold, having retraced nearly all their ...

NEW YORK (October 13) Gold price (XAU/USD) extends its losses on Tuesday as US Treasury yields resumed their uptrend, erasing previous losses, even though the US Dollar faces headwinds ahead of the ...

Noteworthy anniversaries are approaching for numismatists, and gold and silver proponents. Forty years ago this coming week, Americans could buy newly minted U.S. gold coins for the first time in over ...

What a way to end last week. The dollar is pushing higher, but precious metals aren't exactly rolling over. In fact, several of them are attempting to reverse recent bearish technical developments.

NEW YORK (October 15) Gold and silver prices are sharply higher in late U.S. trading Thursday, as falling Treasury yields, a weaker U.S. dollar and renewed safe-haven demand helped precious metals ...

Gold initially sold off fairly sharply following a warmer-than-expected CPI-inflation print midweek. Fearing that significantly boosted Fed-rate-hike odds, gold-futures speculators apparently fled.

When currency traders say they “smell financial cracks developing on both sides of the Atlantic,” they mean that both the U.S. dollar and the Euro are suffering from deep structural decay ...

The recent moves in Treasury yields have again raised questions about the Fed’s losses. As a reminder, the Fed generated significant losses over 2023-2025 and became, in a sense, underwater, paying ...

Gold and silver finally put a winning week on the board. But the more revealing development is what happened while prices were falling: investors poured billions into gold-backed funds, and China ...

In 2021, The Economist ran an entire number hailing “The Return of Big Government” as the end of the so-called—but inexistent in practice—”austerity” paradigm and the evidence that more spending and a ...