Precious metal price voliatility continues as geopolitical tensions push investors to safe-haven assets.

By Sinéad Carew and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/ LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - MSCI's global equities gauge was barely changed on ...

Media reports on Thursday indicate that US President Donald Trump is weighing military options against Iran, including ...

Gold prices rose back above key levels in Asian trade on Wednesday as signs of renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran d ...

Oil jumped in as fresh tensions over Iran keep markets on edge, weighing on equities and fueling safe-haven assets to new ...

“Gold has climbed back about the key $5,000 level, (as) geopolitical tensions have lifted the metal’s safe-haven appeal after ...

Geopolitical tensions and safe-haven buying push gold to $5,102. Prices are also supported by central-bank demand and Fed rate cut hopes.

Gold prices surged sharply on Wednesday as energy markets jolted higher following fresh Iran-related rhetoric from U.S.

There have been lots of speculations about the increase in the price of gold by some 50 percent (from $2,800 to above $4,000 per ounce) since February 2025. Many attribute the increase to global ...