Gold futures finished May lower, with the front-month contract shedding 0.5% in that time and falling to $3,288.90 per troy ounce.

The chief risk Hartnett identifies at this moment is that U.S. policymakers try to inflate the bubble further by lowering tariffs, rates and taxes simultaneously in a "doomed" attempt to stabilize ...

The dollar rose slightly but remained at weaker levels with the DXY index trading below the key 100 level against the backdrop of heightened tariff uncertainty.

Gold price is back in the red early Friday, giving up a part of the previous rebound from weekly lows near $3,245. The fate of Gold price now hinges on the US core Personal Consumption Expenditure ...

The Canadian dollar’s gains after a court blocked Trump’s sweeping tariffs make sense, but further appreciation might be limited, Monex Europe said, projecting it would edge lower toward 1.3800 ...

There's a looming crunch for U.S. assets that are dependent on foreign investors - who may wait until next year to act, a strategist says. Standard Chartered Bank's Steve Englander, head of global G10 ...

Eurizon SLJ Capital sees fair value for the euro between $1.20 and $1.25 and added that from a historical perspective, there’s nothing sinister about recent falls in the U.S. currency.

Front-month gold closed up 2.2% for the day, to $3,363.60 a troy ounce. Gold rose 5.7% for the week. (kirk.maltais@wsj.com) Front Month Comex Gold for May delivery gained $181.60 per troy ounce, or 5.