By Noel John Feb 4 (Reuters) - Gold rose further on Wednesday after logging its biggest daily gain in 17 years in the ...

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

By Ishaan Arora Feb 4 (Reuters) - Gold prices bounced back to hover near $5,100 on Wednesday, underpinned by safe-haven ...

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

Gold rose in the early Asian session on possible dip-buying amid lingering U.S.-Iran tensions.

Gold climbed more than 1% on Thursday, hovering near one-week highs, as geopolitical and economic tensions continued to bolster prices, while silver and palladium also posted gains.

Spot gold rose 2.7% to $5,071.79 per ounce at 03:53 GMT, after jumping 5.9% on Tuesday, its largest daily gain since November ...

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

MCX Gold, Silver rates Feb 4: The price of gold on Wednesday stood at ₹1,53,440 for 24-carat per 10 grams, while silver was ...

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

In a recent call, Trump and Xi discussed Iran's situation and key US-China relations, including trade and Taiwan. Insights on ...

The oil market got another boost from a bullish inventory report from the American Petroleum Institute (API). The numbers ...