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By almost every traditional correlation, gold should be substantially lower than it is today – and the fact that it isn't is telling us something loud and clear.

Gold prices survived another difficult week as early attempts to stabilize above $4,350 were overwhelmed by higher Treasury yields, hawkish Federal Reserve expectations, and persistent inflation conce

Spot gold prices were firmer and spot silver prices were higher in late U.S. trading Friday, as oil prices fell on renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy hopes while rising Treasury yields and firm Fed rate-hike

Gold is ending another week in negative territory as the market continues to fight for support around $4,300 an ounce. Despite significant downside risks, analysts note that prices remain fairly resil

Falling oil prices provided additional support to precious metals markets.

The gold market is trading near session lows after the latest data showed consumer sentiment in the U.S. ticking higher, with inflation expectations shooting up.The University of Michigan announced on

Gold continues to hold the line around $4,300 an ounce but could continue to face some headwinds as the U.S. manufacturing sector remains fairly resilient.

Gold and silver remain pressured as a stronger dollar, higher Treasury yields and Fed hike expectations outweigh geopolitical safe-haven demand.

The gold market continues to struggle as bond yields across the curve push to their highest levels in 20 years, and one market strategist is warning investors that the precious metal has room to fall

Spot gold is trading near session lows on Thursday morning after the latest data showed the U.S. housing market improving beyond expectations in August.New home sales rose 6.4% last month, double the

Spot gold prices were modestly lower and spot silver prices were under heavier pressure in early U.S. trading Thursday, as rising oil prices, elevated Treasury yields and firmer Fed rate-hike expectat

The gold market remains under pressure and could face further losses as the U.S. labor market remains fairly resilient, with the number of American workers applying for first-time unemployment benefit

Gold price slips below its 50-day MA as 10-year Treasury yields hit a 2007 high and October Fed hike odds jump to 77.5%.

Central bank gold purchases remained strong through July, and China appears to be buying far more bullion than official reports have disclosed, supporting a year-end price target of $4,900 per ounce,

Gold and silver face pressure from hawkish Fed expectations, while geopolitical risks provide support as XAU/USD holds $4,334 and silver eyes $67.39.

Gold and silver remain in tight ranges as oil falls below $100, while Fed rate-hike bets keep their next breakouts in doubt.

Gold's fair value has already reached $5,000 per ounce as the yellow metal has transitioned from a rate-based to a liquidity-based trade, according to Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at Fidel

Rising Treasury yields and stronger dollar did not put significant pressure on gold markets today.

China's gold imports hit a monthly high in August, with the standout performance helping to push the country's gold imports to a record high over 1,100 tonnes year-to-date, China's General Administrat

Gold remains range-bound between $4,300 and $4,500 as elevated U.S. interest rates limit momentum.