Gold News

Gold has started the week on strong footing, with a combination of geopolitical and economic concerns driving demand.

After a volatile month which saw gold jump to new all-time highs, prices have settled down somewhat on a lack of fresh trade war news, but could push higher at any time.

Gold’s incredible rally saw yet another jump in the price yesterday as markets continue to react to ongoing uncertainty in the US.

Gold jumped to a further all-time high in USD as markets continue to react to the ever-changing horizon for global trade amid further mixed messaging from the US.

The price of gold continues to climb to new all-time highs this week as markets brace for the latest announcement on tariffs from President Trump.

The 2025 Spring Statement from Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves has caused some expected currency fluctuation today, but has lacked the fireworks of the October budget.

Gold has reached another historic milestone, surpassing $3,000 per ounce for the first time and setting a new all-time high of $3,046.04 this morning.

Gold remains near record highs in US dollars this week, trading within just $10 of the all-time high earlier today.

Markets have been rocked this week as Donald Trump confirmed that previously-delayed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and additional tariffs on Chinese goods have gone ahead as planned.

Gold and silver prices have pulled back from recent highs as the US dollar continues to hold up and traders take advantage of the rally. Gold is firmly on the mind of President Trump following his plans to audit gold reserves at Fort Knox.

Gold and silver prices continue to rise this week, with gold setting a further all-time high spot price in USD today.

Demand for gold remains high this week, and has pushed the metal to new all-time highs in major currencies on Tuesday. In USD gold passed $2,900 for the first time, a new major milestone that puts $3,000 well within reach.

The opening salvos of a new global trade war and soaring demand caused gold prices to surge this week, with gold hitting new record highs in major currencies.

Markets experienced fresh volatility to start the week, with a narrowly-avoided trade war between the US and Colombia, and a stock sell-off prompted by Chinese ‘AI’ app DeepSeek.

The return of Donald Trump as President of America has brought expected volatility to markets, and pushed gold and silver prices higher.

After a volatile few days that saw gold push to further new all-time highs in GBP, gold has now pulled back slightly, but settled in near the record.

Market volatility is rising as incoming President Trump’s second term approaches. Currencies continue to fluctuate as threat of tariffs weigh on the global economy, and have seen gold and silver prices swinging up and down.

Gold and silver have seen strong gains as trading kicked off for the new year. Despite a higher dollar, both metals saw prices rise in USD, while other currencies saw additional gains.

Precious metal prices remain volatile in the final weeks of the year as markets wrestle between global uncertainty and higher inflation/interest rates.