Gold and silver have hogged the spotlight; however, the platinum group metals (PGMs) have had a breakout year as well. Platinum has surged by 92 percent in 2025, and palladium has gained 65 percent.

Without a doubt, the Chinese central bank (PBoC) is still the leading single entity that is driving up the gold price to record highs, year-to-date by more than 55 percent.

Regulators in India have revised rules to allow pension funds to invest in gold and silver ETFs. This could further boost already booming investment demand in India.

The latest price of platinum per ounce, gram, and kilogram using real-time interactive platinum price charts. View the price of platinum for different currencies around the world and various time ...

NEW YORK () The gold market is finding new support above $4,300 and could attract some safe-haven flow as the U.S. manufacturing sector remains extremely volatile, according to the latest data from ...

Gold is pushing right back into the zone where optimism and exhaustion tend to collide. With higher-timeframe resistance directly overhead, today is all about whether buyers can finally break through ...

The latest price of silver per ounce, gram, and kilogram using real-time interactive silver price charts. View the price of silver for different currencies around the world and various time periods.

LONDON () Gold (XAU/USD) kicks off the week on a firm footing, extending its advance for a fifth consecutive day as uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) monetary policy outlook keeps traders ...

Let's just say that the gold and silver prices don't seem overly impressed by the results from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting. They've both been soaring ever since, and Vince Lanci gives you a ...

With the precious metals prices all over the map this week, many gold and silver investors are a little overwhelmed by the volatility. But as David Morgan and Keith Weiner explain, it's not gold's ...

Both hawks and doves cite major rules to justify their stance. But the division inside the Fed isn’t dysfunction — it’s a sign of officials taking both mandates seriously.

Both hawks and doves cite major rules to justify their stance. But the division inside the Fed isn’t dysfunction — it’s a sign of officials taking both mandates seriously.