Gold trades above $2,920 per ounce, near record highs, as a weaker US dollar and trade uncertainty drive safe-haven demand. – vtmarkets.com
Gold rises to $2,888 as trade risks support safe-haven demand; traders eye U.S. jobs data for next move. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices recover to $2,870 after hitting a three-week low, supported by a weaker dollar and safe-haven buying amid tariff concerns. – vtmarkets.com
Gold slips below $2,872, heading for its first weekly drop in two months as a stronger USD and Fed outlook weigh on bullion. – vtmarkets.com
XAUUSD slides below $2,910 as USD strength and tariff risks pressure gold; traders eye US PCE inflation data for direction. – vtmarkets.com
XAUUSD holds above $2,920 after rebounding from $2,888.19, with traders eyeing tariffs, Fed cuts, and ETF inflows. – vtmarkets.com
Gold pulls back from record highs as profit-taking sets in amid tariff concerns and inflation risks, trading near $2,933. – vtmarkets.com
XAUUSD dips to $2,942.78; traders eye U.S. inflation data and tariff risks amid global tensions. – vtmarkets.com
Gold holds above $2,930, closing at $2,941.25 as Fed uncertainty, trade risks, and geopolitical tensions drive demand. – vtmarkets.com
As we enter the new year, traders find themselves asking the big question: Which asset is the better hedge—gold or Bitcoin? – vtmarkets.com
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