Gold prices have surged back above the $5,000 per ounce threshold in early February 2026, reflecting strong safe-haven demand and shifting expectations around US monetary policy. Spot gold recently traded near $5,012.53, while futures touched $5,033.70 as investors positioned ahead of critical jobs and inflation data.This move highlights a broader macro theme: weakening dollar momentum,…
Gold prices have clawed back above the $5,000 per ounce mark this week after a wild stretch of whipsaw trading, and silver has punched higher following steep swings in early February 2026. Spot gold climbed about 0.9 % to roughly $5,004.61/oz on February 9, buoyed by a softer U.S. dollar and fresh investor interest in safe‑haven assets….
Gold prices eased slightly in recent trading after reaching a new all-time high, as investors booked profits near record levels. The precious metal had climbed strongly over the past year, supported by global uncertainty, central bank buying, and expectations of lower interest rates. Even after the pullback, many analysts believe gold could still move toward…
Gold has been climbing fast in early 2026. On 22 January 2026, gold prices reached new record highs, with spot gold crossing above $4,900 per ounce. Analysts are now talking about a rare milestone, $5,000 an ounce or more. This jump is not random. It comes as strong demand from big banks, investors and safe-haven…
Gold prices grabbed global attention after a sharp 2% jump earlier this week. The move came as investors reacted to fresh worries about the independence of the U.S. Federal Reserve. These concerns followed renewed legal and political pressure around the Fed leadership. As of January 13, 2026, gold has stabilized near its recent highs instead…
Gold prices have reached a historic milestone, crossing $4,600 per ounce for the first time as global investors rush toward safe-haven assets. Rising political unrest in Iran, combined with growing worries around possible legal pressure on the US Federal Reserve leadership, has pushed market fear higher. In times like these, gold often becomes the first…
Gold has always been more than just a shiny metal. We often see it as a safe place to store money when times are uncertain. Recently, gold prices have been facing a tough phase. They are struggling to climb despite growing worries about the economy. This sudden slowdown is linked to comments from Federal Reserve…