(Reuters) - Gold prices rebounded from a three-week low on Thursday on the back of a weaker dollar and as investors awaited ...

Gold prices rose more than 1% on Thursday, helped by a retreat in the U.S. dollar, while the Federal Reserve cut interest ...

Gold was helped Thursday by a retreat in the dollar, with the dollar index dropping 0.6% against rival currencies after surging to a four-month high following Trump's win; spot gold maintained gains ...

Gold edged higher in the early Asian session, supported by the Fed’s rate cut overnight, which increases the appeal of the non-interest-bearing precious metal.

Investors may want to consider selling gold to pursue faster growth opportunities or keeping it as a safety net.

Gold prices rose on Thursday but traded near a three-week low, as market participants awaited an expected rate cut decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve later in the day.

As for the dollar, the 47th president-elect’s policy agenda is long ... GREED & fear also remains constructive on gold where ...

Gold prices climbed on Thursday, looking to recoup some of the losses from a day earlier, when they posted the biggest one-day dollar drop in more than three years. In Thursday dealings, December gold ...

Following his win in Pennsylvania and earlier victories in other key battleground states in Georgia and North Carolina, ...

Today, Romanian central bank will hold a rate setting decision. We expect no change.

Investing.com-- Gold prices edged higher Friday, rebounding after the previous session's steep losses as traders reassessed ...

The price of gold in Pakistan rose by Rs. 2,000 per tola on Friday after witnessing a major decline a day earlier.  ...