We take the temperature of the gold markets with BullionVault's head of research. Why gold is a terrible inflation hedge Lara Crigger, associate editor, HardAssetsInvestor.com (Crigger): Gold has been ...

Put aside the rise in U.S. interest rates, GDP and Fed tapering talk. Just glance at the rest of this summer's headlines, and you'd think it offered a bull market for 'hard money' gold and silver.

Formerly head of editorial for London's biggest publisher of financial advice for private investors, Adrian Ash is editor of Gold News (https://goldnews.bullionvault ...

Ben Bernanke, today's most powerful banker, said this week that nobody really understands gold prices, including himself. Victorian Europe's richest man, and bullion broker to the Bank of England, N.M ...

Gold, a risk-off asset, has spent time moving lower alongside risk-on assets this week Gold prices often have no day-to-day correlation with U.S. stocks - but that hasn't been the case lately.

Adrian Ash discusses Marc Faber's latest assertion that investors are in great danger without gold as a safe haven asset.

GOLD BUYING amongst private investors in the developed West raced to the fastest pace in three years amid last month's Brexit referendum and financial shock.

The PRICE of gold bullion retreated from an overnight rise to $1340 per ounce in London on Friday morning, trading back down to $1322 – the low hit by the mid-April crash – as the US Dollar ticked ...

LONDON gold in Dollars terms traded flat for the week Friday morning, holding around $1230 per ounce after what one analyst calls "a tumultuous few days." ...

The PRICE of gold fell hard Monday morning, retreating near Friday's 5-week lows after earlier spiking to $1336 per ounce in Asian hours despite wholesale dealers reporting lacklustre trade.

FRIDAY'S late 1.1% rally in gold was reversed in Asian and London trade Monday morning, with the metal trading back below $1240 per ounce as world stock markets also slipped with commodities.

WHOLESALE QUOTES for gold bounced from 1-week lows beneath $1270 per ounce Tuesday morning in London, turning higher as Asian and European stock markets failed to extend Monday's rise to new all-time ...