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Gold, silver climb amid signs of West Asia de-escalationWednesday marked a notable rise in gold and silver prices as hopes for a truce in the West Asia conflict sent ripples through the market. G...- Give our bullion back: India wants its gold under own lock and keyIndia is rapidly repatriating its gold reserves, bringing the majority home from overseas vaults. This strategic shift, driven by trust con...
- Gold hoarding by central banks picks pace in February, but Russia remains big sellerGlobal central banks stepped up gold buying in February, led by strong purchases from Poland, China, and several emerging markets, even as ...
- Ignore gold's message at your perilGold emerged as a top performer in 2025, a year marked by significant global financial market turmoil. This surge in gold's value is linked...
- Gold surpasses EURO to become second largest global reserve asset — gold prices soar like never before, even central banks are feeling FOMO. Is gold still a buy? here's gold price forecastFor the first time, gold surpasses the euro as the world’s second-largest reserve asset, trailing only the U.S. dollar. Gold now makes up 2...
- Central banks are building a haven of bullion assetsCentral banks net bought 166 tonnes of gold in three months to June, 33% lower quarter-on-quarter, World Gold Council (WGC) data showed. Wh...
- Central banks across the world have added to their gold pilesCentral banks globally are increasing their gold reserves, with nations like Russia, Egypt, and Argentina leading the surge. India's gold r...
- 'Gold is going to shine': Anil Agarwal sees a great opportunity to boost homegrown productionAnil Agarwal, Vedanta chairman, predicts gold prices to continue rallying beyond $3,000 per ounce due to global economic uncertainty. He ur...
- RBI adds 8 tons gold to its reserves in November 2024: WGCIn November 2024, global central banks added 53 tonnes to their gold reserves. The Reserve Bank of India contributed 8 tonnes, summing its ...
- Central banks surge in gold purchases: India leads with 27 tonnes in OctoberCentral banks worldwide doubled their gold purchases in October, led by India's acquisition of 27 tonnes. Emerging markets dominated, with ...
- RBI adds 27 tn gold to country's reserve in October: WGCCentral banks significantly increased gold reserves in October, with India leading the charge by adding 27 tonnes. Turkey and Poland also c...
- Central banks may scale back gold purchases in 2024, reports World Gold CouncilCentral banks are expected to purchase less gold in 2024 compared to 2023, when they bought 1,037 tonnes. August saw the lowest net purchas...
- Gold flat as geopolitical tensions ease; focus on future Fed pathGold prices hit a three-month peak of $1,786.35 per ounce on Tuesday, after news that Russian missiles killed two people in Poland near the...
- Gold firms on Fed slowdown hopes, latest Russia jittersThe data, following last week's smaller-than-expected increase in consumer prices for October, encouraged investors who have been closely m...
- Gold edges down on firmer dollar, rising bond yieldsGold prices inched lower on Wednesday as a firmer dollar and rise in U.S. Treasury yields weighed on the precious metal's appeal, with inve...
- Gold prices today: Yellow metal tests Rs 46K level, silver down by Rs 160In the spot market, highest purity gold was sold at Rs 46,170 while silver was priced at Rs 60,341 on Monday, according to the Indian Bulli...
- Gold prices dip on rising dollar, bond yieldsGold prices eased on Tuesday, hurt by a stronger dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields, while investors awaited more cues from Federal Res...
- View: Don't expect a crisis to be good for goldShould history repeat itself, the current spike in the market would quickly wilt.
- Central banks' gold rush gathers pace as China hoard swellsPeople’s Bank of China raised reserves for seventh month in June, adding 10.3 tons.
- Central banks giving much-needed boost to gold demandThe Russian Central Bank for six consecutive years has bought gold as it continues to diversify away from US dollars.
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