That's up by over 14% from the under-$2,100 per ounce price we saw in March — and is a new record-high for the precious metal. This new rise in gold prices is due to a convergence of factors ...

For example, after days of steady price growth, the spot price of gold hit a new high this week, climbing to $2,160 per troy ounce. That's up 8% from the previous record high of $2,135 in December ...

Investors drove gold prices to a record high on Friday, the latest surge in a 17% rally so far this year. Over that period, bullion prices have climbed more than twice as fast as the S &P 500 ...

The trend began in March, when gold reached a new pinnacle of $2,160 per troy ounce, marking an 8% increase from the previous record of $2,135 set in December 2023.

Gold hit its first record price of the year on March 8, and just over a month later, the price climbed to another new high. That resulted in more demand for gold by investors, leading the prior ...

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.

On Friday, China increased its tariffs on U.S. imports to 125 per cent as bullion prices touched a record high of $3,227.07 per ounce to mark a gain of over 22 per cent this year.

If you have gold jewelry tucked away in a drawer, now might be the time to cash in! The price of gold just hit a record high—soaring past $3,100 per ounce—and experts say it could climb even ...

Gold prices hit a record high on Friday, with spot prices reaching just over $2,400 an ounce. A spot price is the value at which an asset can be immediately bought or sold.

Gold prices have risen to a record high against a backdrop of high market uncertainty. But Heard on the Street’s Aaron Back explains why no single insurance policy covers you against all the risks.

The price of gold surged to a record-breaking high of $2,160 on Thursday. Analysts point to a number of factors contributing to this surge:1. US Rate Cut Expectations: Weaker-than-expected ...