How will this affect the price of gold? It will depend on how long the budget stalemate drags out, but from a historical perspective, the impact of government shutdowns has been relatively short-lived ...

Well, we may finally be seeing a sea change on Wall Street, with major investment house Morgan Stanley abandoning its long-held asset allocation strategy of 60% equities and 40% fixed income.

Gold (XAU/USD) stabilizes above $3,850 on Friday, maintaining a steady tone through the European session after dipping to an intraday low near $3,838, as the US Dollar (USD) eases following its modest ...

Investors always love a bull market. Although sometimes once it arrives, and the ups and downs are a little more than expected, it can be more challenging than it sounds.

CNCB says investors should have gold as a hedge if the government shutdown persists. But they miss the real problem. That comes after the government reopens! At midnight on October 1, the feds shut ...

Gold (XAU/USD) trades with mild positive bias on Thursday, consolidating recent gains after posting a fresh all-time high near $3,895 on Wednesday. At the time of writing, XAU/USD trades around $3,885 ...

Even with investment demand for gold surging, it remains “underowned” according to a State Street Investment Management analyst. That means the yellow metal still has plenty of upside.

The government shutdown is once again in the news, and gold is apparently capitalizing from it. It’s all smoke and mirrors as those making the decisions will not cut funding for themselves. It’s just ...

The fact that we did see the government shutdown doesn’t change that much. What matters is how long it will remain shut down. And I don’t think that this will happen for any reasonable amount of time.

As the gold rally continues, we're in uncharted territory. But what's really shocking about what's happening is that it's not because the dollar is weak that investors keep buying gold. At this point, ...

Rumors of a federal government shutdown are once again swirling. Absent a deal, non-essential agencies will have to suspend operations until legislators put together a spending deal.

The disconnect between gold and real yields reveals a growing investor desire for safety, highlighting a structural shift toward bullion as confidence in sovereign bond markets collapses.