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Gold at $6K? One pro thinks that’s where it’s headed in 2026 — and here’s what 4 others predict, too
The commodity is experiencing volatility, with January seeing gold’s biggest crash in decades
Why are gold and silver prices rising now and will precious metals hit new highs or fall back? Gold and silver prices increased as US Iran tensions, Federal Reserve policy outlook, inflation expectations,
Selling gold can trigger tax obligations. Here's how the IRS tracks those transactions and what you need to report.
Gold extended gains after rising more than 2% in the previous session, as lingering tensions between the United States and Iran prompted a flight to safety.
The first six weeks of 2026 marked a record-breaking yet turbulent phase for gold. International gold prices scaled 12 all-time highs, breached US$5,400/oz, 1 and then corrected sharply at the end of January. Despite the pullback, prices have largely hovered around the US$5,000/oz level,2 signifying resilience.
Investors are anxious about the level of returns they get in traditional assets,” Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok told Fortune.
Gold's volatility has pushed central banks to the sidelines, despite their long-term bullish stance.
Gold prices have regularly been in the headlines recently, due in large part to gold's upward trajectory, which has pushed gold prices to levels that would have seemed unthinkable just a few years ago. And, as economic uncertainty persists and investors ...
A surge in the price of gold is driving demand for so-called tokenized gold, a fast-growing niche of the digital asset market, which experts warn carries custody and regulatory risks that are not always apparent to investors.
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Ramadan reinforces gold market momentum in Qatar despite record global prices
DOHA: The holy month of Ramadan continues to consolidate its position as a peak season for the gold market in Qatar, despite unprecedented global price levels for the precious metal, which have recently surpassed the $5,