TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – In today’s rapidly evolving global market, investing has shifted from an option to a necessity. As financial turbulence becomes the norm, a well-balanced portfolio of stocks, bonds, and gold stands as your last line of defense, cushioning your assets from the unexpected. Yet amid the buzz around modern investment trends, one question remains:
Gold is trouncing other assets in 2025. The precious metal’s record-setting year is a sign that investors—racked by uncertainty over tariffs, the economy, and inflation—see it as a place to hide while the broader market stumbles. The price of the precious metal rallied again on Tuesday, with gold climbing as high as $3,506 at midday
Gold prices have paused after a strong rally as investors take time to digest the latest global trade news. This comes as traders absorb new tariff developments announced by US President Donald Trump. The recent surge in prices has been driven by growing fears over a recession and rising geopolitical tensions, especially between the US
That, together with the fear of a stock-market crash, has prompted a lot of Canadians who never considered owning the precious metal before to wonder whether this age-old asset should be part of their portfolios. After all, Canada’s largest robo-advisor, Wealthsimple, allocates 2.5% of its clients’ accounts to gold—and 10% in its halal portfolios. Should
Gold price consolidates the previous rebound after testing $3,100 early Thursday. Deepening US-China trade war and renewed US Dollar downtick support Gold price. Gold price broke the range to the upside as the daily RSI reclaimed the 50 level. Gold buyers look forward to the US CPI data for the next trading impetus. Gold
Trump’s trade war isn’t the only thing that’s derailed the stock market in 2025. While anticipated tariffs have exerted the most pressure in recent weeks, the sell-off has been accelerated by a slew of data points that suggest that the economy is on shaky footing. Here are four factors that are souring the mood among
Gold prices (XAU/USD) remain stable as investors navigate economic and geopolitical concerns. Market participants are closely monitoring developments that could drive further price appreciation. A global shift toward safe-haven assets supports the yellow metal’s bullish tone. Impact of trade war and Fed policies The recent announcement by the US government of a 25% tariff on
XAU/USD Current price: $3,049.60 US President Trump’s threat of more tariffs takes its toll on the US Dollar. The United States will release PCE Price Index data on Friday. XAU/USD maintains its positive momentum near fresh record highs. The broad US Dollar (USD) weakness helped XAU/USD resumed its advance, with the bright metal reaching a
XAU/USD Current price: $3,010.80 Markets kick-started the week with optimism about upcoming Trump’s tariffs. Major economies will post inflation updates in the upcoming days. XAU/USD nears the $3,000 threshold and may pierce it in the upcoming sessions. The US Dollar (USD) surged after Wall Street’s opening, resulting in XAU/USD sliding to $3,005.87. As the American
The gold price was corrected from the record level of $3,058 last week. Market sentiment has shifted toward riskier assets, reducing the safe-haven appeal of gold. Several global economic factors contribute to this price action. These include hopes for Chinese economic stimulus, potential tariff adjustments by the US government, and ongoing diplomatic efforts regarding the