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Where Do Gold Prices Go From Here? Here's What Experts Say
KEY TAKEAWAYS The price of gold has rebounded over the past week after slumping for a few weeks following a series of record highs.Several demand drivers for the precious metal persist, most notably ... Read More
Gold prices soared above $4,300 this week. What’s driving the surge?
Gold futures are up nearly 60% since the start of 2025—trading at about $4,268 per troy ounce, the standard for measuring precious metals, as of around 11:45 a.m. Friday. That’s up from around $2,670 ... Read More
S&P 500 Vs. Gold: What Is This Ratio Telling Us?
The S&P 500 to gold ratio has fallen to the lowest reading since the pandemic and is at a critical support level. This could signal more upside for the yellow metal. Read More
Gold price forecast: Gold rate to surge to $4,700 in 2026? Here’s what Wells Fargo’s gold price prediction says
Gold price is heating up again. Wells Fargo now forecasts gold prices to soar between $4,500 and $4,700 per ounce by the end of 2026. Spot gold rose 0.3% to $4,127.12, hitting its highest since ... Read More
Gold prices topped $4,300 this week. What's driving the surge?
As economic uncertainty deepens, the rush for gold continues — with prices for the precious metal topping $4,300 for the first time this week. The going price for New York spot closed at a record ... Read More
Gold prices topped $4,300 this week. What’s driving the surge?
NEW YORK (AP) — As economic uncertainty deepens, the rush for gold continues — with prices for the precious metal topping $4,300 for the first time this week. The going price for New York spot closed ... Read More
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