Gold prices fell to their lowest in nearly two weeks on Tuesday (June 24), after investor appetite for risk improved following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. Spot gold dropped 0.5% to $3,351.47 an ounce, while US gold futures declined 0.9% to $3,365.30 an ounce. The metal had earlier
Gold prices dropped on Friday (June 20) and were on track for their first weekly decline in three weeks. This development came as stronger dollar and reduced expectations of US interest rate cuts outweighed safe-haven demand from escalating geopolitical tensions. Spot gold fell 0.5% to $3,355.49 an ounce, down 2.2% for the week. US gold
Gold prices climbed on Wednesday, April 9, as investors turned to the metal amid rising global trade tensions and a weaker dollar. Spot gold rose 0.6% to $3,000.13 an ounce by 0250 GMT, while US gold futures jumped 0.8% to $3,014.40 per ounce. The surge came after US President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on
Gold prices held steady near all-time highs on Tuesday (February 25), supported by safe-haven demand amid global economic uncertainties. In international markets, spot gold traded at $2,950.39 per ounce, just $6 shy of its all-time high of $2,956.15 per ounce. Index Fund Corner Sponsored Scheme Name 1-Year Return Invest Now Fund Category Expense Ratio Axis
Gold prices edged lower on Monday (February 24) as investors booked profits following last week’s record highs. Market participants are now awaiting key US inflation data to gauge the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates. Index Fund Corner Sponsored Scheme Name 1-Year Return Invest Now Fund Category Expense Ratio Axis Nifty 50 Index Fund