gold price

Gold has benefitted from the recent bitcoin dip as markets question crypto's role as a store of value.

In 4Q2020, central banks — especially in emerging markets — remain net buyer in the gold market.

Gold is set for the biggest annual advance in a decade after a tumultuous year.

Gold, pandemic victims and BBB-rated bonds are things investors should look at as the global economy recovers: DBS

Gold buying by central banks, an important driver of bullion’s advance in recent years, is forecast to pick up in 2021.

Markets have remained calm following the debates in the absence of any policy surprises.

Futures rose as much as 0.7% earlier during the debate.

As a source of long-term returns, gold as an investment is often regarded as one of the more disposable parts of a portfolio. Perhaps, it is time to rethink gold from a long term perspective, not just for crises.

Uncertainties still loom from the Covid-19 virus. Take a look at what Maybank Wealth's Alice Tan has to say about the outlook for the rest of 2020.

After setting a record above US$2,000 an ounce last week, gold’s rally has come to a juddering halt as U.S. bond yields advanced, eroding the haven’s appeal.