Gold demand in China have risen, trading around $2,520 on Thursday, boosted by positive data from China. The rise in demand from the world’s largest gold consumer marks the first
Gold rallies on China demand has recently hit new highs, driven by strong demand from China and a weakening US Dollar. This surge in gold prices reflects a broader trend
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, has stopped adding to its gold reserves for the second month in a row. This information was shared in official data
Gold price forecast remains cautious as XAU/USD hovers below $2,300. The stronger US Dollar impacts the yellow metal during the early Asian session on Monday. Last Friday, gold dropped to