Gold futures settle lower on Thursday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stressed the central bank's commitment to bring down inflation, implying that more interest-rate hikes are on tap. The move also follows the...
Gold futures on Wednesday mark their highest finish in over a week, holding above the key $1,700 mark to recoup their loss from a day earlier and then some.
Prices of gold and silver trade in opposite directions Tuesday, with gold ending lower but silver posting a second straight session gain.
Gold prices end higher Friday and silver bounces off its lowest level in two years, but both precious metals post losses for the week.
Gold tumbles to its lowest settlement in about 6 weeks on Thursday, and silver ends at its lowest since 2020, as investors bet that interest rates will remain higher for longer.
Gold and silver prices softened for a fourth straight day on Wednesday, ending lower for the month as traders bet that the Federal Reserve is likely to keep benchmark interest rates higher for longer.
Gold and silver prices marked a third straight decline on Tuesday, with both precious metals settling at their lowest in more than a month.
Gold prices finish with a modest loss on Monday, pressured by strength in U.S. Treasury yields, while silver futures extend their losses from last week, with prices settling at their lowest in about a month.
Gold prices fall on Friday, building on their loss for the week, as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized the need to bring down inflation, supporting prospects for higher interest rates.
Gold prices gain on Thursday to tally a third-consecutive climb, as the dollar and 10-year Treasury yields pull back.
Gold futures recovered early losses to finish a bit higher on Wednesday, with prices holding above $1,760 per ounce ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech later this week at the Jackson Hole economic symp...
Gold prices climb on Tuesday, looking to put a halt the yellow metal's longest losing streak since early July.
The strong dollar is weighing on precious metals, analysts said, sending gold down for a sixth session in a row.
Gold ends Friday at its lowest price in just over three weeks, down a fifth straight session to mark its longest losing streak since early July, as rising Treasury yields and a resurgent U.S. dollar undermine support.
Gold prices give up early gains to finish lower for a fourth straight session, settling at their lowest in three weeks.
Gold weakens for a third straight day on Wednesday, sending it to its lowest price settlement in two weeks, as the strong U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields continue to weigh.
Gold prices soften for a second day on Tuesday, with the most-active futures contract for the yellow metal marking another settlement at its lowest levels in more than a week.
Analysts say the $1,800 per ounce level is shaping up to be a critical psychological barrier for the yellow metal.
The shiny metal on Friday closes higher, with the most-active contract clinching its longest weekly win streak in more than seven months.
Gold ends lower Thursday for the first time in almost a week, as a three week rally sputtered after inflation data showed signs of a letup.
Gold prices book slight gains Wednesday, holding above the key $1,800 level, after the soaring pace of rising U.S. consumer prices slightly eases in July.
Gold futures post their highest close since late June, as stocks and the dollar pull back ahead of Wednesday's consumer-price index report on inflation.
Gold futures finish above the key $1,800 mark on Monday, as the dollar and bond yields fell and investors wait for Wednesday's update on U.S. inflation.
Gold traded lower as the U.S. jobs report showed employers hired far more workers than expected in July, pushing yields and dollar higher.
Gold for December finished above the key $1,800 threshold Thursday, its highest level in about a month, ahead of Friday’s July jobs report.
