As inflation worries linger, investors are watching gold for clues about protection against rising prices. The question is simple: does gold still act as a shield? Market moves this week, alongside shifting interest rate expectations,

As gold hits record highs and the dollar weakens, here's what investors should know about the shifting dynamics.

As inflation becomes a structural feature of global markets, investors need tools that defend against both realized and anticipated price pressures.

One of markets' longest-standing records is lying in the dust. For more than four decades, gold's high from early 1980 remained the pinnacle if you adjusted prices for subsequent inflation. Gold finally hit a new real,

Gold prices hit an all-time high amid ongoing economic and geopolitical turbulence, while the value of cryptocurrency fell.

Traders are braced for this week’s inflation reading to be higher than previously expected—triggering warnings of "unprecedented

Gold edged higher on Tuesday for another record as markets firmed up bets on US interest rate cuts after the release of new inflation data.

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Inflation has emerged as a primary concern for investors. [1] On balance, arguments for ‘uncomfortably high’ US inflation seem to outnumber those against, at least in the near term. [2] A natural consequence of such a risk is for investors to seek protection against it. Gold is a proven long-term hedge against inflation but its performance in the short term is less convincing. Despite this ...

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