Gold
Coverage of Gold in the Nexus archive.
- Gold Holds Drop as US Strikes in Iran Cloud Rate-Hike Outlook
Gold prices declined as renewed US airstrikes in Iran threatened an interim peace deal, which could affect inflation and interest rate hikes.
- China extends gold-buying binge to 20th month amid Beijing’s de-dollarisation push
China’s central bank extended its gold-buying streak to 20 consecutive months in June, adding 480,000 troy ounces to its reserves. The total gold holdings reached 75.44 million troy ounces, reflecting Beijing’s efforts to diversify foreign-exchange reserves amid de-dollarisation discussions.
- China extends gold-buying binge to 20th month amid Beijing’s de-dollarisation push
China’s central bank extended its gold-buying streak to 20 consecutive months in June, adding 480,000 troy ounces (14.93 tonnes) to its reserves. Total gold holdings reached 75.44 million troy ounces (2,346 tonnes), reflecting Beijing’s de-dollarisation efforts and diversification of foreign-exchange reserves.
- China’s PBOC Buys Most Gold Since 2023 as Bullion Swings
China’s PBOC purchased the most gold since 2023 as bullion prices fluctuate. The article highlights increased gold buying by the central bank amid market swings.
- Gold Steadies as Traders Look to Fed for Interest-Rate Outlook
Gold prices remain steady as traders monitor the Fed's interest-rate outlook. The focus is on potential changes in monetary policy affecting the precious metal's value.
- Peru’s Buenaventura Pours First Gold at Its New Flagship Mine
Buenaventura, Peru’s largest listed precious-metals miner, has poured the first gold bar at its new San Gabriel mine in Moquegua. The mine aims to produce 70,000 to 80,000 ounces of gold in 2026 and process 2,000 tonnes of ore daily.
- I am contemplating selling some of my bitcoin for gold, veteran trader Peter Brandt says
Veteran trader Peter Brandt is contemplating selling some of his bitcoin for gold. The decision reflects a strategic shift in asset allocation.
- Gold Steadies After Weekly Gain as Rate-Hike Worries Recede
Gold prices stabilized following a weekly gain as concerns over potential interest rate hikes diminished. The market's reaction reflects reduced fears of tighter monetary policy impacting investment demand for the precious metal.
- Gold and Silver Surge as Rate-Hike Fears Fade
Gold and silver prices surged on July 2, with gold rising 2.3% and silver 3.8%, driven by Federal Reserve comments that eased fears of rate hikes and caused the dollar to decline from a 14-month high.
- Gold Holds Gains As Weak US Jobs Data Lowers Rate Hike Odds
Gold maintains its gains as weak U.S. jobs data reduces the likelihood of a rate hike. Lower odds of increased interest rates are supporting the precious metal's value.
- Bitcoin holds $61K after US jobs data report, AI sector weakness: Did BTC bottom?
Bitcoin's price held at $61,000 following weak US jobs data that reduced fears of rate hikes, prompting capital to shift into Bitcoin and gold. Analysts speculate bulls may push BTC toward $70,000.
- Gold and Silver Rebound for a Second Day, but Is It Really a Bottom?
Gold and Silver rose for a second consecutive day, with gold increasing 0.63% and silver 1.30% on July 1. However, a firm dollar and the jobs report leave the confirmation of a market bottom uncertain.
- Gold Holds Gain After Warsh Remarks Ease Fed Rate-Hike Prospects
Gold prices maintained their gains following remarks by Warsh that reduced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. The comments eased concerns about tighter monetary policy, supporting the precious metal's value.
- Burglars decamp with cash, gold from locked house at Habeebnagar
Burglars stole cash and gold from a locked house in Habeebnagar. The incident involved the theft of valuables from a secured property.
- CPI(M) opposes Centre’s nod for mining in Agency areas
CPI(M) opposes the government's approval for mining in Agency areas, with party State secretary Srinivasa Rao expressing concerns that it will enable private companies to exploit valuable minerals like gold, beach sand, iron ore, and bauxite under the pretext of Ease-of-Doing Business.
- Gold prices fall further after worst quarter in 13 years as interest rate fears hit bullion
Gold prices declined further on Wednesday, continuing a downward trend after experiencing its worst quarter since 2013. The drop is attributed to fears surrounding interest rates impacting bullion.
- Gold Suffers Its Worst Quarter Since 2013 as Silver Falls Even Harder
Gold fell 0.9% to about 3,971 and silver dropped 1.76% to 57.48 on June 30, marking gold's worst quarter since 2013. A strong dollar and rate-hike fears contributed to the decline in metal prices.
- Cheveley: Gold to Recover Over the Next Few Months
Cheveley predicts gold will recover over the next few months. The statement highlights an expected upward trend in gold prices.
- Gold Steadies as US-Iran Peace Talks Frame Inflation Outlook
Gold prices remain steady as US-Iran peace talks influence expectations for inflation. The article references Austrian philharmonic gold coins as an example of gold-related assets.
- Mexico’s Fresnillo, the Top Silver Miner, Buys Into a Rival’s Mine
Fresnillo, the world’s largest primary silver producer, agreed to a $110m investment in Sinda, a silver-and-gold explorer. Sinda recently listed on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $213m through a share sale.
- Gold’s $4,000 skirmish continues as it eyes worst quarter in 13 years
Gold's price is currently around $4,000 and faces potential challenges as it approaches what could be its worst quarter in 13 years. An analyst notes the calendar may still be favorable for the precious metal.
- Gold Slips to a Fresh Low as a ‘Death Cross’ Confirms the Downtrend
Gold and silver prices fell on June 29 as a 'death cross' technical indicator confirmed a downtrend. Gold dropped 0.77% to approximately $3,986, while silver reached $57.69.
- Gold Holds Drop as US-Iran Tensions Weigh on Inflation Outlook
Gold prices dropped as heightened tensions between the US and Iran negatively impacted inflation expectations. The geopolitical uncertainty influenced market perceptions of economic stability.
- Pandora, Swarovski lose traction in China as shoppers shift to gold and lab-grown diamonds
Pandora and Swarovski have closed many stores in China due to declining brand appeal as consumers shift to gold and lab-grown diamonds. Pandora's sales in China have declined annually since 2019, when it operated over 240 stores and generated $300 million in revenue.
- Gold Declines as Fresh US-Iran Tension Fans Inflation Concerns
Gold prices declined due to renewed US-Iran tensions and inflation concerns. The Perth Mint Refinery, operated by Gold Corp., is mentioned in the context of gold storage in Perth, Australia.
- Why a selloff in gold and silver is dragging bitcoin down
A selloff in gold and silver is causing Bitcoin to decline as investors shift away from precious metals and cryptocurrencies.
- Gold and Silver Bounce off Their Lows as the Dollar Eases
Gold and silver rebounded from multi-week lows on June 26, with gold near $4,088 and silver near $59. The recovery followed in-line US inflation data easing fears of Federal Reserve rate hikes and a softer dollar. The article was first published on The Rio Times.
- Who profits from Africa’s gold?
African governments aim to increase control over gold resources, but a significant portion of the gold's value remains exported. The article highlights the challenge of retaining economic benefits within the continent.
- Growth agenda: Hong Kong vows stronger exchange with reforms, bond futures and gold push
Hong Kong is advancing reforms to its listing rules and introducing new financial products like bond futures and gold, as stated by Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun during the 26th anniversary of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX). The reforms include optimizing weighted voting rights and easing overseas secondary listings.
- Chain theft on crowded TSRTC bus: One held, stolen gold recovered
A chain theft occurred on a crowded TSRTC bus, leading to the arrest of one suspect and the recovery of stolen gold. The incident highlights a successful police response in retrieving the stolen items.
- Central Banks Fled the Dollar for Gold — Into a 29% Crash
Central banks shifted from the dollar to gold, leading to a 29% crash in gold prices. The article questions if this move exchanged one risk for a worse store of value.
- Gold Steadies Near $4,000 as Inflation Data Eases Rate-Hike Bets
Gold prices stabilized near $4,000 as recent inflation data reduced market expectations of upcoming interest rate hikes. The easing of rate-hike bets contributed to the metal's steady performance.
- Boksampalli gold blocks in Anantapur to go under the hammer after GSI exploration
The Boksampalli gold blocks in Anantapur, spread over 1,740 hectares in the Ramagiri-Penakacherla Greenstone Belt, are set to be auctioned after exploration by the Geological Survey of India (GSI). These blocks are considered highly prospective for gold and Platinum Group Element (PGE) deposits.
- Ecuador Reopens Its Mining Map, With the IMF Watching the Clock
Ecuador must reopen its frozen mining cadastre by end-June under an IMF deadline, which could enable progress on stalled copper and gold projects. The IMF's involvement highlights the urgency of the decision.
- Gold holds below $4,000, silver below $60 — has the shimmer worn off the precious metal rally?
Gold prices have fallen below $4,000, and silver has dropped below $60, with gold down nearly 8% and silver down over 20% this year. The article questions whether the recent rally in precious metals has lost momentum.
- LatAm Pre-Open: Commodities Crash as Asia’s Chips Roar Back
Commodities such as oil, silver, copper, and gold experienced significant declines, with prices dropping between 2.71% and 7.09%, driven by a Middle East ceasefire reducing the war premium. The crash benefited countries that purchase raw materials.
- Gold Steadies Near $4,000 as Stronger Dollar, Rate Outlook Weigh
Gold prices remain near $4,000 as a stronger U.S. dollar and interest rate expectations weigh on the market. China's affluent consumers are driving increased demand for gold jewelry due to a property boom and high stock market valuations.
- State aims at 32% growth in mining sector, says Minister Kollu Ravindra
The state government, led by Minister Kollu Ravindra, aims for a 32% growth in the mining sector by accelerating exploration of gold, beach sand minerals, iron ore, and manganese. Gold deposits have been identified in Anantapur and Chittoor districts.
- Gold, silver and bitcoin are getting rocked, and angry investors can blame Kevin Warsh
Gold, silver, and bitcoin are falling to their lowest levels of the year due to a strong dollar and fears of interest-rate hikes. Investors are blaming Kevin Warsh for the decline in these assets.
- Gold falls below $4,000 an ounce as US rate expectations rise
The price of gold dropped below $4,000 an ounce due to expectations of higher US interest rates, which made the dollar and US government bonds more attractive as safe-haven assets. Gold fell 3.4% to $3,978.67 an ounce.