The gold price per ounce is climbing this morning (Tuesday) as investors respond to news of a deadly terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium.
Gold prices were trading up $9.40, or 0.76%, at $1,253.50 an ounce in midmorning trading amid a flight to safety.
The gold price per ounce is climbing this morning (Tuesday) as investors respond to news of a deadly terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium.
Gold prices were trading up $9.40, or 0.76%, at $1,253.50 an ounce in midmorning trading amid a flight to safety.
Gold prices have trended lower this week as precious metal investors take a guarded stance ahead of this week's FOMC meeting. But despite this week's dip in gold prices, we're still bullish on the price of gold in 2016.
First, here's why gold prices are down this week...
From the start of the year until today, the price of silver is up 12%.
There's one major reason silver will keep going higher.
The price of gold climbed today (Thursday) as a sharp sell-off in China's stock market sent investors to the safe-haven asset.
Just after noon today, spot gold prices were trading up $10.90, or 0.89%, at $1,240.40 an ounce.
Gold prices were slightly lower today (Thursday) as markets calmed, but we still see gold prices soaring in 2016. In fact, investing in gold is one of the smartest decisions investors can make during this extreme market volatility.
But first, here's what caused gold prices to dip today...
Today's gold price hit a seven-week high as fresh geopolitical concerns sparked further safe-haven buying in the precious metal.
In early morning trading, today's gold price was up $14.20, or 1.32%, at $1,092.70 an ounce. Traders are closely watching to see if the precious metal can top $1,100, a level last seen on Nov. 4.
Even with the gains, today's gold prices provide a buying opportunity...
The gold price today rose more than 1.4% in early trading to a 10-day high of $1,097.90.
Investors piled into the safe-haven asset Monday following the weekend attacks in Paris that killed at least 129 people.
Here's what you need to know about gold prices now...
Gold prices today (Friday) were down a modest $1.70 at $1,145 in early trading as precious metal traders continue to tread cautiously after a hawkish FOMC statement pressured the yellow metal.
The Fed has made it clear a December interest rate hike is still quite possible.
The price of gold hit a seven-week high today (Monday) as investors believe the U.S. Federal Reserve will delay its first interest rate hike in nearly a decade until sometime in 2016.
The price of gold was up $10.40 at $1,166.20 an ounce in New York trading Monday morning. It hit an intraday high of $1,169.00 earlier in the session.
Here's why gold prices continue to rise, and where they're headed for the rest of 2015...
The price of gold today was flat in early U.S. trading today (Tuesday) as investors remain guarded ahead this week's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.
In Tuesday's morning session, the price of gold was trading lower by $3.60, or 0.32%, at $1,105.80 an ounce. Monday, gold prices added $4.40, or 0.40%, to $1,107.80.
Here's what's next for gold prices in 2015...
Gold prices today were steady in early morning trading amid muted buying as investors piled back into equities.
Precious metal market action overall was spotty Tuesday as a risk-on appetite took center stage.
Here's why gold will trade range bound for the next couple weeks....
Gold prices today were modestly higher amid some safe-haven demand as global markets plummeted and U.S. equities had one of their most brutal opens in history.
The yellow metal now sits at a seven-week high.
Here's why the gold price likely has more upside near term...
Gold prices today (Thursday) are down slightly after climbing to a three-week high yesterday amid yuan fears, a softer dollar, and a global equity rout.
The yellow metal finished Wednesday up $15.60, or 1.41%, at $1.123.20 an ounce. That marked the fifth consecutive session in which the gold price ended higher.
Here's what you need to know about gold prices today, and why they're headed higher...
We've been recommending gold shares for months now, ever since prices collapsed in April. But timing's getting critical, because now the market is telling you gold is set to surge...
The first piece of evidence hit my radar on August 1st, moments after Barrick Gold released its $8.7 billion "news." (More on that in a minute.)
The Commitment of Traders report - perhaps the best leading indicator for gold prices - delivered the second piece of evidence: a staggering 70% spike in "red flag" futures trading. And the third and fourth pieces of evidence just arrived.
But before we look at each of these events in detail, here's what you need to know:
Any one of these indicators is bullish on its own. So when all four signals flash at once, please don't wait.
A "Gold Convergence" like this hasn't happened in 12 years...
Gold prices today are still below $1,300 an ounce as traders in the United States and Europe continue to sell the precious metal.
Western investors were the main driving force behind redemptions of nearly $19 billion in gold-backed ETFs in the second quarter of 2013.
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