Conditions are right for another gold price surge, perhaps to a new record high. Here's what to consider right now.

Gold looks ready to break out. The metal traded near $3,411 .30 on Thursday, coming closer to its last record level of $3,425 ...

Gold struck a record-high price on Friday as spooked investors rushed to a safe haven over fears that President Trump’s tariffs could reheat inflation and cause an economic slowdown. The ...

Gold hit a new high on Tuesday and bitcoin broke through ... gold surpassed $3,500 per troy ounce to reach a new record before retreating to around $3,426 just before noon ET as Wall Street ...

The price of gold, which has been rising for well over two years, has hit yet another record high price – the 17th time so far this year that the precious metal has established a new record.

Exchange-traded fund (ETF) holdings in gold are at their highest levels since September 2023. In US dollar terms, though, this position is at a record high given the strength in prices.

When their stocks lag - even as gold hovers near record highs - it smells like caution. Some analysts are still pounding the table, calling for $4,000 gold by next year. But others are warning ...

The World Gold Council reported that global physically backed gold ETFs lost US$1.8 billion in May after five months of ...

On Monday, Gold prices surged to a new record high of $3,429 an ounce. This represents a blistering year-to-date gain of 29% since the beginning of 2025. But here’s what’s even more impressive.

The yellow metal’s average annual price is forecast to rise 35% to $3,210 in 2025, precious-metals consultancy Metals Focus ...