Gold

US Core CPI data came in lower than expected, reigniting hopes for Fed rate cuts. Gold surged, while WTI crude oil climbed over 3% reclaiming the $80 mark

Gold rises 0.5% to $2,677/oz following weak US PPI data, sparking hopes for continued Fed rate cuts. Crude oil prices slide over 1% as profit-taking pauses gain

Gold prices slipped under pressure from soaring US Treasury yields at 4.8%, while crude oil surged 3% on robust winter demand and geopolitical tensions

Before the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market took away the spotlight in the latest months of the year, gold reached an all-time high (ATH) of $2777.80/oz and closed the year at $2606.72/oz.  

Hong Kong gold stocks rallied on Thursday, with Lingbao Gold jumping over 10%, while toymaker Pop Mart soared more than 50% on its IPO debut

Gold surged to $2,670, reaching a four-week high on safe-haven demand amid market uncertainty, while crude oil gained nearly 1% on rising winter fuel demand

Gold climbed to a four-week high on softer ADP job numbers, while crude oil slid 1% as growing US fuel stockpiles and a stronger dollar pressured the market

Gold hit a 1% intraday high before retreating, supported by China’s reserve increase. Oil prices rebounded nearly 1% on tightening supply and bullish API data

Markets react sharply to Trump tariff rumors, with gold swinging between $2614 and $2650 before settling, while crude oil ends a five-day rally to close lower

Gold rises to a two-week high on safe-haven demand driven by geopolitical risks, while crude oil starts the year with a 2% rally on optimism for China’s economy