Gold price (XAU/USD) continues its upward trend, hovering around $2,520, near the weekly peak, as the US Dollar weakens due to the Federal Reserve's dovish tone. Investors are showing renewed
Gold prices surged above the $2,500 level, reaching $2,523 before experiencing profit-taking ahead of key US economic data. Traders are anticipating over 104 basis points of Federal Reserve easing, with
US ISM Services PMI Shows Positive Output in August Weaker US Labor Market Sparks Speculation of Larger Interest Rate Cut Gold Holds Above $2,500 Despite Loss of Bullish Strength Spot
As the market eagerly awaits the release of the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report, gold prices are trading near all-time highs. TDS Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali highlights the significance of
Discover the historical impact of US jobs report on gold prices and how it can affect your investments. Get ready for the August jobs report on Friday, September 6, with
The spot price of Gold has surged above $2500 per troy ounce, hitting record highs in mid-August and continuing to climb, according to NAB commodity strategists. Central banks driving Gold
Gold (XAU/USD) surged above $2,500 on Thursday, fueled by concerns over a looming hard landing in the US economy. This rally came after the release of disappointing job openings data,
As the US Dollar weakens due to rising expectations of a significant Fed rate cut in September, the price of gold is showing resilience and aiming to surpass the $2,500
During the North American session, Gold's price surged as weaker-than-expected US jobs data increased the likelihood of a 50-basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve. This, coupled with falling
Spot Gold is currently trading at $2,496.69, just below the key $2,500 level, after bouncing back from a weekly low. The positive momentum comes after weaker-than-anticipated United States employment data