Gold demand is expected to remain high due to uncertainty in world politics and economies, despite potential price pauses or price drops. (FE Online ) Gold is charging ahead at full speed. The ...

Given the current gold prices and the average consumption over the past five years, India is expected to consume gold worth approximately $70 billion in 2025. While concerns over the widening ...

Gold prices jumped to a new all-time high at the opening of the markets in Dubai on Thursday as the precious metal crossed the $3,050 per ounce mark. At 9am, the 24K variant of the yellow metal ...

Gold prices surged as investors seek refuge in the yellow metal amid rising inflation, global economic uncertainties, and a weaker US dollar. Many individuals are considering selling their gold ...

The raid by Gujarat ATS and DRI led to the recovery of 87.9 kg of gold bars, 19.6 kg of gold jewellery, 11 high-end watches worth crores, and Rs 1.37 crore in cash from a locked apartment in Ahmedabad ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A new ramen, poke and boba tea shop has opened in Saratoga Springs. U•ME, located at 135 Ballston Avenue, had its grand opening on March 9. U•ME is owned by ...

Gold and silver prices have risen sharply in the past few weeks with the gold hitting nearly Rs 90,000 per 10 grams on the MCX and silver crossing above the Rs 1-lakh-per-kg mark. In the international ...

Gold prices in India are nearing the record Rs 90,000 per gram level after surging past the $3,000 per ounce level in the international markets amid safe-haven buying as investors turned ...

Gold topped $3,000 per ounce for the first time ever last week. President Donald Trump’s tariffs sent stocks tumbling in recent weeks, but the uncertainty helped propel a different asset viewed ...

Fed likely to hold rates this week No guarantees that there will not be US recession - Bessent Trump will speak with Putin about ceasefire proposal March 17 (Reuters) - Gold prices firmed on ...

Gold has recently shown stronger returns than equities, driven by trade tensions, inflation concerns, and central bank purchases. Data suggests that over the last 20 years, only 11% of stocks in the S ...