Dec 23 (Reuters) - Gold broke above the $4,500-an-ounce mark on Wednesday, buoyed by expectations of looser U.S. monetary policy and lingering geopolitical tensions that have driven the price to a ...

Gold has never been a particularly quiet asset, but what's happening right now is something that even seasoned investors are struggling to fully process. The precious metal, which spent most of the ...

December’s 4% gain took gold’s full-year return to a multi-decade record of 67% y/y. Central banks, tariff and trade risks, strong options market activity and a weaker US dollar all played a part. The ...

Gold's surge, absent a clear crisis, signals rising systemic risk for equities and the economy. Current gold price action resembles pre-crisis periods, suggesting the market anticipates a major ...

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