Gold prices are sharply up at midday and hit a five-week high. Silver prices are modestly higher and hit a nearly 14-year high today. The precious metals are getting a boost from a slumping U.S.

Interactive gold price charts showing the price of gold today per ounce, gram, and kilogram. Ten years of charts with prices for various world currencies.

Interactive gold price charts showing the price of gold today per ounce, gram, and kilogram. Ten years of charts with prices for various world currencies.

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Gold price rallied over 1% on Monday as the US Dollar and US Treasury yields tumbled sharply amid uncertainty over trade deals, amid an overall risk-on mood on the markets. At the time of writing, the ...

Interactive gold price charts showing the price of gold today per ounce, gram, and kilogram. Ten years of charts with prices for various world currencies.

Gold price (XAU/USD) advances to near $3.370 during the European trading session on Monday. The precious metal gains as the US Dollar (USD) corrects after failing to extend its recent upside move.

Founder of Gold-Eagle in January 1997. Vronsky has over 42 years’ experience in the international investment world, having cut his financial teeth in Wall Street as a financial analyst with White Weld ...

LONDON (July 20) Gold (XAU/USD) declined 0.17% this week, falling $5.570 to close at $3,350.095 despite significant fundamental developments around Federal Reserve policy and escalating trade tensions ...

This was a very slow week for anything I follow in the market. So, I thought I’d review my Bear’s Eye View (BEV) charting technique for new readers of my articles. First, why would a new charting ...

With Gold’s weekly parabolic trend still Short — uncannily so given there’s not been a wit of substantive price decline throughout — we open with British band Ace from back in ’75: “How lonnng… has ...