Gold futures settled at a fresh record high, driven by "pervasive narratives" including anticipation of further Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts and geopolitical tensions, said Jake Hanley, managing director and senior portfolio specialist at Teucrium.

Gold prices surged by ₹2,442 to touch an all-time high of ₹1,32,294 per 10 grams in the domestic futures trade on Friday (October 16, 2025), driven by safe-haven demand as investors weighed deepening global economic uncertainties and expectations of monetary easing by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Gold futures soared above $4,000 per troy ounce for the first time Tuesday, as many investors seek a safe place to park their money during the continuing U.S. government shutdown. The going price for New York spot gold had previously closed at $3,

Stocks ended higher Friday as investors shook off concerns about the health of the banking sector and mulled comments from President Donald Trump about threatened extra tariffs on Chinese goods.

Gold and silver slumped after both precious metals soared to record highs in the previous session, as President Trump commented that a "full-scale" tariff on China would be unsustainable.

Gold futures are surging once again, hitting yet another record high as investors seek to ride the bullion's momentum amid buying from central banks on concerns about fiscal deficits and a weaker dollar.

Comex gold futures’ bullish momentum seems intact, RHB said, based on the daily chart, adding that after breaking $4,200, bulls were eyeing subsequent resistance at $4,400.

Gold futures ( GC=F) eased on Friday but were still on pace to notch their biggest weekly gain since 2020 in a stunning rally. The precious metal declined more than 1% to hover near $4,250 after hitting an intraday high of $4,370 earlier in the session.

The People’s Bank of China reported its 11th consecutive monthly gold purchase, adding 1.2t in September and pushing the Q3 total to 5t. Read more here.

Gold futures soared above $4,000 per troy ounce for the first time Oct. 7, as many investors seek out a safe place to park their money during

Bolivia's Central Bank (BCB) successfully concluded its first gold futures sale, a transaction executed under a controversial legal framework aimed at bolstering the country's international reserves and foreign currency liquidity.