World gold prices this morning, October 31, turned down but remained at a high level ahead of the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy meeting. World gold price traded at 1,994 USD/ounce, down 9 USD/ounce compared to early yesterday morning. World gold prices slipped the 2,000 USD/ounce mark but remained at a high level due to concerns about rising...
Opening the first trading session of the week, world gold prices decreased slightly but remained anchored above the 5-month peak. World gold price stood at 2,003 USD/ounce, down 3 USD/ounce compared to last week's closing session. Despite a slight decline, at the beginning of the week's trading session, world gold prices were still anchored at over 2,000...
Gold prices are still anchored at high levels but the upward momentum has been limited after the US economic report was better than expected. Gold prices are still anchored at high levels but the upward momentum has been limited after the US economic report was better than expected. According to published data, America's third quarter GDP is estimated to...
Gold is steady in early trade as risk markets rise despite the Middle East crisis. The US earnings season is gaining momentum, and the latest S&P flash composite index suggests expanding business activity, fueling optimism for a soft landing of the US economy. US Treasury yields are steady or slightly higher today as traders await the upcoming FOMC meeting and...
World gold price stood at 1,975 USD/ounce, down slightly by 1 USD/ounce compared to the same hour yesterday morning. Last night, the price of gold experienced a correction when it dropped to only 1,953 USD/ounce. However, the decline in the USD helped precious metal prices recover this morning. There has been no major military escalation in the Israel-Hamas war,...
World gold prices decreased slightly at the beginning of the trading session on October 23 due to the highest price pressure in more than 3 months, making investors mentally prepare to buy at any time when gold prices begin to fall deeply. . If the conflict in the Middle East escalates, gold will move higher. On the contrary, if the situation shows signs of...