The gold price trends continues to hover near its all-time peak, struggling to gain significant momentum during the Asian trading session. Despite the ongoing uncertainty surrounding US trade policies and
Gold market forecast have remained volatile yet bullish, reflecting a market filled with both uncertainty and long-term optimism. The precious metal showed signs of strength during Friday’s trading session, rallying
Gold price in Pakistan fell on Friday, with 24-karat gold priced at Rs307,000 per tola, down Rs2,000 from the previous day. This decline follows global market trends affecting precious metals.
Gold prices drop over 1% from Thursday’s record high of 2,954, trading around 2,954, trading around 2,925 on Friday. This decline comes ahead of the US preliminary Purchase Managers Index
Gold prices (XAU/USD) remain near their all-time high, despite a small dip during the early European session on Friday. Investors are worried about US trade policies, which continue to boost
The gold price is experiencing a remarkable upward surge, reaching a fresh all-time high during early trading on Thursday. While minor pullbacks may occur in the short term, these dips
Gold prices rally surged to a record high of $2,954.96 per ounce on Thursday, fueled by escalating trade tensions and cautious Federal Reserve policies. As investors seek stability amid economic
Gold prices (XAU/USD) continue to soar, hovering near another all-time high after reaching record levels earlier in the week. At the time of writing, the precious metal is trading around
Gold price (XAU/USD) has reached a fresh all-time high during early European trading on Thursday, confirming a decisive breakout from a short-term trading range. The renewed concerns over trade tensions,
Gold prices forecast moved up and down during Wednesday’s trading session. Despite some short-term drops, the overall trend remains positive. The 2,900 level is a key support zone, and any pullbacks