SGOL241220P26000
- 0.50
- 0.000.00%
Abrdn Gold ETF Trust Newsroom
Gold Rises but Wrap up Worst Month in More Than a Year on Trump-driven Selloff
Eastern European central banks are aggressively purchasing gold, becoming the largest buyers globally. Will gold prices rise to 3000 dollars?
Central banks in Eastern European countries are accelerating their gold purchases to diversify investments and cope with external shocks, with the Czech Republic, Poland, Serbia and other countries becoming the largest buyers of gold together.
Gold Recovers for Second Straight Day After Monday's Sharp Slide
Local Gold Futures End Higher In Line With US Market
Gold Rises On Weaker Dollar as Traders Look to US Economic Data
Gold Steady After Cease-Fire Deal as Traders Look to US Data
Bullish on Precious Metals? These Are Promising Gold Investments
Cantor Fitzgerald Says Inflation Rate Poses Significant Upside Risks
Should the US Treasury Be Buying Bitcoin?
Gold Falls as Trump Tariff Threat on Canada, Mexico Aids Dollar
Gold Sinks by Most in Four Years as Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Nears
Materials Up, Gold Falls on Bessent Hopes -- Materials Roundup
Gold Rally May Pause, While Platinum Set to Catch up - Commerzbank
Gold price sharply fell after "five consecutive increases"! Multiple banks have raised the risk level.
Gold prices fluctuate frequently
Gold Futures End Lower, Tracking US COMEX Gold Market
Commodity Roundup: Gold Falls as Trump Picks Scott Bessent for Treasury, Oil Down
Gold Steady After Strong Surge Amid Escalating Ukraine Conflict
Gold will continue to shine! Goldman Sachs: it will reach 3000 dollars next year, with global central banks being the 'main driver'.
① Goldman Sachs predicts that gold prices may reach $3,000 per ounce next year, as central banks around the world continue to buy gold in large quantities; ② the firm also believes that gold is the preferred trade for combating inflation and geopolitical issues in 2025.
Gold Steady After Surging Last Week on Escalation of Ukraine War
Gold Scores Strongest Weekly Gain Since March 2023, but Base Metals Struggle