·         Gold prices held steady on Monday, supported by uncertainties around Sino-U.S. trade war and concerns of slowing global economic growth, while a strong dollar weighed on the precious metal. Spot gold was steady at  $1,313  per ounce at  0059  GMT. U.S. gold futures were also firm at  $1,317  per ounce. World stocks ended last week in the red amid uncertainty about global economic growth and trade tensions, posting their first weekly drop this year. ·         Investors are looking...

·           Gold prices edged higher on Thursday, helped by concerns over the U.S.-China trade dispute and its potential impact on global growth. ·           Spot gold rose 0.33 percent to $1,310.08 an ounce at 1:10 p.m. ET after touching its lowest since Jan. 29 at $1,302.11. ·           U.S. gold futures were down 0.05 percent at $1,313.80. ·           CNBC reported U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are unlikely to meet before March 2, the deadline the countries...

·           Gold held steady on Friday on worries that a prolonged Sino-U.S. trade war could worsen global economic slowdown, but a strong dollar put bullion on track for its first weekly loss in three. ·           Spot gold was steady at  $1,309.34  per ounce, as of  0320  GMT, after the metal hit its lowest since Jan.  29  at  $1,302.11  on Thursday. ·           U.S. gold futures were also unchanged at $ 1 , 313.10. ·           " Some of our growth indicators are clearly seeing easing...

·           Gold eased on Wednesday on a firmer dollar, but held in a  $5  range as investors waited for signs of resolution in U.S.-China trade talks, while keeping an eye on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. ·           Spot gold was  0.41  percent lower at  $1,309.55  per ounce at  1:50  p.m. EST. ·           U.S. gold futures settled down  $4.80  at  $1,314.4 ·           “For gold prices to firm further, we need to see signs of easing trade tensions,” which could...

·         Gold fell to a more than one-week low on Thursday, pressured by a stronger dollar, but worries over slowing global economic growth and the spectre of another U.S. government shutdown kept the safe-haven metal above the key  $1,300  level. Spot gold fell  0.2  percent to  $1,303.75  per ounce by  0631  GMT, after touching its lowest since Jan.  29  at  $1,302.11.  Prices fell  0.7 percent in the previous session in their biggest one-day drop since Jan.  18. U.S. gold futures were...

·           Gold moved slightly higher on Tuesday, supported by uncertainties surrounding U.S.-China trade relations ahead of President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address to the Congress, while a firmer dollar and rising global stock markets capped gains. ·           Spot gold edged up 0.21 percent to $1,314.47 per ounce by 1:52 p.m. EST after hitting its weakest since Jan. 29 at $1,308.20 in the previous session. ·           U.S. gold futures settled $0.10 lower at $1,319.20...

·         Gold prices held firm on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump, in his State of the Union speech, vowed to build a border wall and gave little clarity over the ongoing trade discussions with China, but a firmer dollar capped bullion’s gains. Spot gold was steady at  $1,314.30  per ounce, as of  0546  GMT. U.S. gold futures were also steady at  $1,318.20  an ounce. ·         Trump spoke in the chamber of the House of Representatives facing political discord over his demands...

·           Gold retreated to a near one-week low on Monday as the dollar built on momentum from upbeat economic data from the United States, denting bullion's appeal. ·           Spot gold was down 0.38 percent at $1,312.95 per ounce as of 1:48 p.m. ET, having dipped to its lowest level since Jan. 29 at $1,308.20 earlier in the session. U.S. gold futures settled $2.80 lower at $1,319.30 per ounce. ·           "U.S. securities and bonds are yielding so much more than the rest of the globe...

Gold continued its bull run expanding towards the next resistance area rising $14 for the week. The week was another big one in terms of range where gold nearly managed a $30 bar from highs to lows. With $1300 now setting up as a big support along with supportive fundamentals aiding the prices it does seem a new high is on the cards in the current year. On the chart – Gold had another big week with the formation of higher highs and higher lows and a closing above the resistance level all auguring...

·         Gold inched up on Tuesday in thin trading as investors made purchases after prices touched nearly one-week lows in the previous session, but improved appetite for riskier assets capped bullion’s gains. Spot gold had risen  0.2  percent to  $1,314.10  per ounce by  0651  GMT, having hit its weakest since Jan.  29  at  $1,308.20  in the last session. U.S. gold futures were firm at  $1,318.10  an ounce. ·         Liquidity was low in Asia’s gold markets, with much of the region...

·           Gold fell on Friday as investors sought riskier assets amid optimism the United States and China may reach a trade deal but a pause in U.S. interest rate hikes put bullion on track for a second weekly increase. ·           Spot gold fell 0.2 percent to $1,317.96 per ounce at 0338 GMT. Prices rose to $1,326.30, their highest since April 26, on Thursday and are set to gain 1.2 percent for the week. ·           U.S. gold futures were down 0.1 percent at $1,317.80 per ounce. ·          ...

Wall Street and Main Street look for gold to keep climbing next week, according to the Kitco News gold survey. Many traders and analysts cited a dovish Federal Open Market Committee after a policy meeting this week, in which officials indicated they are pausing in the monetary-tightening cycle while awaiting more economic data. This tends to undermine the U.S. dollar, which helps gold. It also limits the so-called “opportunity” cost of holding non-interest-yielding assets such as precious...

·         Gold prices slipped on Monday as risk-aversion waned amid some signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks and as the dollar firmed. Spot gold fell about  0.4  percent to  $1,313.38  per ounce by  0720  GMT, having hit  $1,326.30  on Thursday - its highest level since April  26. U.S. gold futures fell  0.4  percent to  $1,316.8  per ounce. ·         “The plunge (from Thursday’s peak) came along with fading enthusiasm for safe havens, as U.S. and China are moving to close...

·         Gold prices were steady on Thursday, having earlier hit their highest in nine months, after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady and said it would be patient on further hikes, keeping bullion on track for a fourth straight monthly gain. Spot gold was unchanged at  $1,320.01  per ounce at  2:14  p.m. ET ( 1914)  GMT. The session high was  $1,326.30 , the highest since April  26. Spot gold has gained nearly  3  percent so far this month. U.S. gold futures settled up ...

·         Gold fell on Friday as investors sought riskier assets amid optimism the United States and China may reach a trade deal, although a pause in U.S. interest rate hikes kept bullion on track for a second weekly increase. Spot gold fell  0.3  percent to  $1,316.95  per ounce at  0719  GMT. Prices rose to  $1,326.30 , their highest since April  26 , on Thursday and are set to gain  1.1  percent for the week. U.S. gold futures were down  0.2  percent at  $1,317.10  per ounce. ·        ...

·           Gold rose to its highest level in overeight months on Wednesday as the dollar dipped after the U.S.Federal Reserve held interest rates steady and said it would bepatient with future interest rate hikes. ·           Spot gold XAU= was up 0.6 percent at $1,319.15 per ounceat 4:05 p.m. EST (2105 GMT). The session high of $1,323.24 wasthe highest since May 11, 2018. ·           U.S. gold futures GCcv1 settled up 0.1 percent to$1,309.90. ·           The Fed’s decision was widely...

·         Gold prices on Thursday held near eight-month highs hit in the previous session, as the dollar weakened after the U.S. Federal Reserve paused its monetary tightening cycle, putting bullion on course for its fourth straight monthly gain.   Spot gold was ste ady at  $1,319.72  per ounce by  0308  GMT. Prices rose to their highest since May  11  at  $1,323.34  on Wednesday. U.S. gold futures were up  0.6  percent at  $ 1,317.70  per ounce. Spot gold has risen  2.8  percent so far this...

·           Gold jumped to its highest in more than eight-months on Tuesday, on doubts surrounding U.S.-China trade relations and ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting with increasing expectations for a pause to the central bank’s rate hike trajectory. ·           Spot gold was up 0.5 percent to $1,310.60 per ounce as of 2:53 p.m. EST, having hit its highest since May 15 at $1,311.67 in the session. U.S. gold futures settled $5.80 higher at $1,308.90 per ounce. ·           “The main...

·         Gold prices edged up on Wednesday to their highest since May  2018 , supported by uncertainty over U.S.-China trade relations and expectations the Federal Reserve will keep rates on hold. Spot gold was up  0.2  percent at  $1,313.96  per ounce as of  0712  GMT, after touching  $1,315.49 , its highest since May  14 ,  2018  earlier in the session. U.S. gold futures rose  0.3  percent to  $ 1,312.8 per ounce. ·         “For the short-term gold is going to move higher as the U...

·           Gold was little changed on Monday, holding near the $1,300 mark as investors awaited further developments on the U.S.-China trade dispute and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate trajectory. ·           Spot gold was near unchanged at $1,302.69 per ounce as of 1:54 p.m. ET, close to a June 14, 2018 peak scaled earlier in the session. U.S. gold futures settled $5.10 higher to $1,309.30 per ounce. ·           The metal broke above the key $1,300 psychological level in the last...