All News

Gold climbed to $4,401.25 (+1.11%), a two-month high, as silver surged 3.77% to $66.47; platinum rose 0.34% and palladium gained 0.16% on Fed rate-cut bets.

Gold jumped to $4,353.23 (+2.41%) after Friday's soft jobs report, its best week since January; silver gained 2.78%, platinum rose 1.21%, palladium 0.25%.

Gold slipped to $4,251.52 (-0.17%), silver eased to $62.26, and platinum fell to $1,735.10 (-0.75%); palladium rose 0.29% ahead of Friday's jobs report.

Gold hit $4,258.01 (+4.15%) and silver $62.77 (+4.07%) on a weak July ADP jobs report and Hormuz de-escalation hopes; platinum eased to $1,747.40 (-0.21%).

Gold rose to $4,088.50 (+0.55%), silver $60.24 (+2.64%), platinum $1,745.30 (+6.18%), and palladium $1,369.44 (+6.46%) as oil's slide eased inflation fears.