Understand gold spot price vs premium, why physical gold sells above spot, and how to choose gold bars and coins with the right premium for your investment goals.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently corrected a significant error, revealing that 818,000 reported jobs from April 2023 to March 2024 were not created. This revision impacts global markets and may influence the Federal Reserve's monetary policy shift, as Jerome Powell's recent dovish speech signals potential interest rate cuts amid a weakening labor market.

Gold prices reached a record high of $2,500 an ounce, up from $2,465 last Monday. Citi analysts forecast a target of $3,000 per ounce by mid-2025, with a Q4 average of $2,550. China's recent gold purchase quotas may have contributed to the recent price surge.

Gold prices rise as market volatility and recession fears increase. Fed and Bank of Japan interest rate decisions, disappointing U.S. labor market data, and geopolitical tensions contribute to economic uncertainty. Investors turn to gold and silver for stability. Join our webinar on August 8th to learn more about tangible assets.

Gold prices rise to $2,405 an ounce as higher-than-expected GDP data dampens Fed rate cut speculation. Historical data shows a weak correlation between interest rates and gold prices. Key market movers this week include the FOMC interest-rate decision and U.S. economic reports, while geopolitical tensions boost gold demand.

Explore how the policy platforms of Trump and Harris could influence gold prices, with insights on inflation, energy policies, and global economic dynamics impacting the demand for this precious metal.

Gold prices surge to $2,444 amid market reactions to former President Trump's assassination attempt and speculations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Explore how a potential Trump victory in November could impact the stock market and gold prices. Stay informed with key market events and insights from financial experts. Join our live webinar for in-depth discussions.

Gold prices rose to $2,365/oz from $2,339/oz last week amid a slight increase in the U.S. unemployment rate to 4.1%. Jerome Powell emphasized stable economic growth with 4% unemployment and 2.6% inflation. Market events include Powell's testimonies and inflation data, influencing potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

Gold prices hold steady, up minimally at $2,339 an ounce from $2,336 an ounce last week. Since the April 2024 Iranian missile attack, prices have stayed resilient around $2,300 an ounce, appealing to investors. The PCE inflation report met expectations at 2.6%, calming concerns for the Federal Reserve amidst upcoming economic indicators and market events.

Gold inches up to $2,336 as FDIC and Fed reveal major flaws in big banks' derivative plans, posing recession risks. Central banks boost gold reserves, anticipating a potential liquidity crisis amid troubling economic indicators.