Gold weakens, silver tests $90 after April producer-price shock - Kitco PM Report
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India's 15% import tariffs on gold and silver will impact precious metals demand, prices, currency - Experts
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The gold chart looks poised for a bounce. How to play it for less
If you've been watching the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), you know the yellow metal has been consolidating and appears to be bouncing off its 150-day moving average (support).
India has increased tariffs on gold. Why it might paradoxically be a positive signal for the metal.
The Indian government is trying to alleviate pressure on its currency by discouraging gold imports. However, some analysts think this will likely have the opposite effect of that intended as investors seek to protect themselves from the inflationary impact of a depreciating rupee.
India Raises Gold, Silver Tariffs to Curb Imports
India has hiked tariffs on gold and silver imports, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that the Middle East crisis was pressuring the country's foreign-exchange reserves.
Gold Edges Higher After U.S. Inflation Surged in April
Gold edged higher in early trade after U.S. consumer prices gained in April.
Gold (XAUUSD), Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Retreats As Traders Bet On Hawkish Fed
Rising Treasury yields put pressure on precious metals markets.
Pierre Lassonde says the $40 trillion U.S. debt crisis is paving the way for gold to reach $17,250 an ounce
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The Power of Gold
May 11, 2026 Since the Iran war began on February 28, several corners of the financial market have behaved in unusual and unexpected ways, with gold prices being perhaps the most surprising.
Gold prices testing resistance at $4,700 as US CPI rises 3.8% in the last 12 months
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U.S. gold exports surge 285% as Wall Street drains vaults to feed China's generational gold rush
Every week, hundreds of millions of dollars in gold bars are flying out of vaults in lower Manhattan and northern New Jersey.
World markets face mounting risks as US-Iran tensions intensify
The prolonged conflict in the Middle East is beginning to weigh heavily on global markets, affecting currencies, fuel prices, airlines, and bond markets as investors assess the broader economic implications. From sharp declines in Asian currencies to the collapse of a low-cost US airline, the economic effects of the conflict are spreading across regions and sectors.
