Gold prices rose 2.17% to 97,953 as people worried about new US tariffs and global tensions. Many investors started buying gold as a safe haven. The main reason for the price increase was the US President’s plan to raise tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% from June 4. At the same time, the…
Gold prices fell 0.61% to 95,875 as strong US economic data reduced the likelihood of an immediate interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. April data showed that personal income in the US rose more than expected and spending and inflation were in line with forecasts. This reduced the attractiveness of non-interest-bearing gold and increased…
Gold prices rose 0.12% to ₹95,389 on mixed economic news from the US and strong investor sentiment. The small increase came as investors looked at fresh US data and comments from a White House adviser, with the revised data showing the US economy shrank by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2025, better than the…
Gold prices closed down 0.83% at $95,143 on growing optimism about US-EU trade talks. Switzerland imported 63 metric tons of gold from the US in April after the US lifted tariffs on the precious metal. However, Switzerland’s overall gold exports fell 31% from the previous month, with shipments to the US falling sharply to 12.7…
Gold prices closed down 0.5% at ₹95,937 as investors felt less need to buy gold for safety. The decline came after the president delayed the planned 50% tax on European imports. The tax, which was supposed to start on June 1, has now been pushed back to July 9. The US President also warned Apple…
Gold prices fell as investors turned more cautious due to rising trade tensions. However, gold still rose 0.93% to close at 96,421 on growing concerns about the economy and global politics. The US President has threatened to impose a 25% tariff on goods coming from the European Union from June 1 if Apple does not…
Gold prices rose 0.93% to close at 93,297 on concerns about the US economy and government debt. Credit rating agency Moody’s downgraded the US government’s rating, citing high debt and rising interest costs. This increased the appeal of gold as a safe-haven investment for investors. Gold fell more than 3% last week, but it rebounded…
Gold prices fell 0.78% to 92,441 on progress in US-China trade talks. The US cut tariffs on small Chinese imports and announced a 90-day pause in trade tensions with China. The measures reduced global uncertainty, making gold a “safe haven” investment. However, expectations that the US Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later this year…
Gold prices fell on Friday, heading for big weekly losses. Investors were more confident and less interested in safe-haven assets like gold as trade tensions between the US and China eased. Gold fell sharply from its recent highs as traders took profits. A strong US dollar and rising Treasury yields have caused such a change…
Gold prices rose in Asian trading on Friday after two days of declines. This happened as investors awaited Chinese trade talks and considered the implications of a new US-UK trade deal. At first, gold prices fell in early Asian trading as experts were unsure whether the UK deal would lead to less tension. But then,…
