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Gold prices have fallen this week as nervousness over geopolitical risk has diminished. Spot gold traded in London slid sharply Tuesday, shedding some 2% of its value when traders returned from a ...

Gold Slides as the Greenback Climbs The shine is coming off the yellow metal as the U.S. dollar rallies.

Gold and silver are declining (and gold is moving to new May lows as well as below its early-April high) despite the USD’s small decline. This is a bearish confirmation that’s as clear as it gets.

Gold fell sharply as markets reacted to President Trump telling reporters that he won’t attempt to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, as well as indications that tariff barriers between the U.S. and ...

Gold futures fell to their lowest price in five weeks as investors anticipated the Federal Reserve's coming meeting would set the stage for winding down its economic-stimulus program.

Gold futures fell once again, making it six out of the last eight trading sessions that gold has finished lower. The risk appetite of traders appears to be showing a sustained rebound, although ...

There's a sense of calm on Wall Street at the moment as trade tensions ease, and that's seen investors ditch one of their go-to safe havens. Gold futures prices slipped 0.4% to $3,235 per Troy ...

The rout in gold prices continued on Wednesday, with the front-runner contract suffering from a 10th straight session of losses to settle below $1,100 an ounce for the first time since late March ...

Although shoppers in Dubai are snapping up cheap gold, global demand for the precious metal has tumbled to a six-year low. Sara Hemrajani looks at why investor appetite is waning.

Gold slides once again today, proving that yesterday’s $67 slide was not accidental. And it’s happening without a rally in the USD Index. So, yes, the price of the yellow metal can indeed move ...

Gold and silver are declining (and gold is moving to new May lows as well as below its early-April high) despite the USD’s small decline. This is a bearish confirmation that’s as clear as it gets.