Gold prices rose to all-time highs Thursday, sparked by safe-haven demand, a weaker U.S. dollar and lower Treasury yields. The dollar fell 0.2%, making gold less expensive for other currency holders,

Safe-haven demand due to geopolitical uncertainties and concerns over global economic growth amid U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff plans have hoisted gold prices to a record high, once again bringing the key $3,

Gold hit a new all-time high as the dollar pushed lower and traders sought safety amid concerns over President Donald Trump’s tariff measures.

Gold prices rose on Thursday as investors worried about potential import tariffs from US President Donald Trump, while investors awaited a key inflation report to gauge the Federal Reserve's policy path. Spot gold was up 0.7 per cent at $2,777.55 per ounce, as of 1227 GMT. US gold futures climbed 0.9 per cent to $2,794.

Gold prices rebounded on Tuesday from a dip in the previous session triggered by tech-led wider market sell-off, as increasing uncertainties over U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs kept investor interest in the safe-haven asset.

The price of gold hit a new record on Thursday, lifted by uncertainty over the economic policies of US President Donald Trump and the dollar’s weakness following a disappointing US growth report. Around 1800 GMT (7am NZT),

Investors turned more bullish on gold as President Trump was signing the various Executive Orders that would begin enacting his aggressive policies. As a result, the SPDR Gold Shares ran through the top of its range at $250, initiating what is referred to as a “Volatility Rally”.