gold prices
Coverage of gold prices in the Nexus archive.
- China’s outsize commodities footprint cushions global energy shocks: Goldman Sachs
China’s significant role in global commodities is stabilizing gold prices and mitigating energy shocks, but its export controls on rare earths and critical minerals are causing volatility in Western technology supply chains, according to a Goldman Sachs report.
- Laopu Gold Sees First-Half Profit Slowing Amid Dropping Prices
Laopu Gold Co. expects first-half adjusted net profit to rise up to 85%, but the growth is slower than the previous year due to declining gold prices affecting jewelry demand.
- How China’s resources deals have literally turned into a gold mine
Chinese gold producers have acquired mines in countries like Kenya and Colombia, benefiting from record-high gold prices that boost their earnings as investors and central banks seek safe havens.
- Will gold prices extend their record-breaking run?
Predictions indicate gold prices may continue setting new record highs as investors seek safe investments during turbulent times. Some forecasts suggest gold prices could double within five years.
- Gold prices set for first weekly rise in a month as investors scale back Fed rate hike bets
Gold prices are expected to rise for the first week in a month as investors reduce their expectations of an upcoming Federal Reserve rate hike. The metal's increase is linked to scaled-back bets on a looming rate hike.
- US stocks edge higher as falling oil prices help take pressure off the market
US stocks rose slightly as falling oil prices and bond yields eased market pressure. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq all gained 0.2%, with technology stocks mixed after recent losses. Alphabet replaced Verizon in the Dow, and oil prices dropped amid US-Iran war negotiations.
- Gold’s correction could lead to a rebound. Barclays recommends these stocks.
Gold prices fell 26% peak-to-trough due to crowded positioning, reduced central-bank buying, a stronger dollar, and rising real interest rates. Barclays suggests the correction could lead to a rebound and recommends specific stocks.
- There’s a Bug in the Gold Trade as Miners Move Like Meme Stocks
Poland's central bank, the world's largest reported buyer of gold, is increasing its purchases by 150 tons due to geopolitical instability, which has driven gold prices to record highs. The Polish mint, Mennica Polska SA, is involved in the production of gold sheets as part of this trend.
- Why gold may rebound 13% this year – and what could hold it back
Gold prices may rise at least 13% by year-end due to sustained diversification demand from central banks and reduced inflation expectations from potential diplomatic solutions to Middle East tensions. State Street Investment Management projects gold could reach $4,750 to $5,500 per ounce by 2026 in a base-case scenario.
- What will happen to gold prices if inflation stays elevated through 2026? Here's what experts say.
The article discusses the potential impact of sustained high inflation through 2026 on gold prices, with experts providing predictions on how this scenario might affect the market.
- Gold Steadies as Traders Weigh Diplomatic Push to End Iran War
Poland's central bank, the world's largest reported gold buyer, is increasing gold purchases by 150 tons amid geopolitical instability. The move comes as gold prices reach record highs due to tensions surrounding a potential diplomatic push to end the Iran war.
- Lebanon, Israel Agree on Ceasefire, Gold Recovering From Recent Lows | Bloomberg Markets 4/16/2026
Lebanon and Israel have agreed on a ceasefire, marking a significant development in their ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, gold prices are recovering from recent lows, indicating a potential shift in market dynamics.