June 19 (Reuters) - Gold prices gained on Thursday, as the Iran-Israel conflict persisted for the seventh day, boosting demand for the safe-haven asset, although the U.S. Federal Reserve's cautious ...

Gold is supported by inflation hedging, central bank demand, and geopolitical risks amid de-dollarization and weak supply.

Gold prices edged up on Tuesday as Iran-Israel tensions boosted safe-haven demand but a stronger dollar capped gains, while ...

Gold prices climbed sharply as tensions in the Middle East drove demand for safe assets. Softer U.S. inflation also boosted ...

If prices go up, Fed officials may be inclined to raise its benchmark rate, raising borrowing costs for businesses and ...

Gold prices today dipped slightly as investors wait for the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, but rising tension from the ...

This rise is also lifting the commodities sector, which is headed for its second consecutive weekly gain, with the Bloomberg ...

BENGALURU] Gold prices held steady on Wednesday (Jun 18), as escalating tensions between Israel and Iran entered their sixth ...

Oil prices climbed on Thursday after Trump ordered the relocation of American personnel from the Middle East. Gold climbed by 0.6% to about $3,373 an ounce.

GOLD prices rose on Thursday, as rising Middle East tensions boosted demand for safe-haven assets, while softer-than-expected US inflation data raised expectations of potential interest rate cuts by ...