Gold poised to overtake record peak as dollar drops on Trump remarks
Gold prices climbed over 1% on Friday, closing in on its all-time-high hit in October, as a weakening dollar on U.S. President Donald Trump's push for lower rates and tariff uncertainty drove the metal towards its fourth straight weekly rise.
From a technical standpoint, gold emerged above the key resistance (now turned into support) zone of $2,720 and looks to be ...
This works for smaller countries, but obviously the United States is not going to fix the value of the dollar to the euro or ...
Since Election Day, gold has meandered within a trading range from $2,562 to $2,717. That is pretty darned impressive, as ...
Gold futures gained for the fourth consecutive week, as a weaker dollar and uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariff ...
Gold prices are set to challenge record high of $2,790 amid ongoing US trade policies uncertainty. The daily chart suggests ...
Gold prices hit an over 11-week peak on Wednesday, not far from an all-time peak touched last year, boosted by safe haven ...
Gold remains strong and looks higher while the US Dollar and US Treasury yields consolidate near their support zones.
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Gold Digger: Why a stronger US dollar does not mean weaker bullionDespite a stronger US dollar since Trump's election win, gold could still rise to US$3000/oz this year, Commbank's Vivek Dhar says.
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