Gold builds support at $2,000, what's next?
Gold builds support at $2,000, what's next?
Gold Price: $2,020.72 News: Is the pullback in gold a buying opportunity?
Your weekly summary of the most important gold news and analysis of the last week.
Gold price USD/OZ: $2,020.72 [View live gold price.]
Change from last week: -$16.16 (-0.79%)
Gold Weekly Partners
BFI Bullion - Buy and store gold bullion and coins in Switzerland 🇨🇭
Gold news
Gold builds support at $2,000, what's next?
Is the pullback in gold a buying opportunity?
“After an explosive end to 2023, that saw Gold hit an all-time record high of $2,152 an ounce, prices have pulled back this month as trader’s bank windfall profits – ready to capitalize on the precious metals next big move.”
Will gold prices hit another all-time high in 2024?
Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD to average above $2,000 over 2024 – ANZ
Africa's gold trade landscape undergoes transformation amidst global geopolitical shifts
World news
🇦🇺 Australia
Gold mining considered as economic lifeline for former timber town Swifts Creek
🇨🇦 Canada
Deepest hole below former Tartan mine returns 12.7 g/t gold for Canadian Gold
Seabridge Gold applies to extend KSM environmental permit
🇨🇳 China
Demand for gold jewellery surges for major retailer
🇮🇳 India
Gold: Indian buying spree could propel the yellow metal higher
India is now paying for gold imports from UAE using rupees
India’s gold reserves now larger than Saudi Arabia, UK; check full list here
🇸🇳 Senegal
Senegal's gold rush: More wealth, but at what cost?
🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates
Dubai Jewellery Group wraps up DSF campaign with grand giveaway of 25 kilograms of gold
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Gold Roman ring found in Cornwall ruled as treasure
Gold-backed cryptocurrencies
Kinka Gold launches $KNK: a gold-backed stablecoin aiming to reinvent investment security
Nagaya (NGY): a gold-backed cryptocurrency debuts on the LATOKEN exchange
Read more about gold-backed cryptocurrencies.
Gold Weekly features curated articles from various sources and is not financial advice. For advertising and news submission requests, contact us.