(Reuters) - Gold gained on Thursday in light holiday trading, boosted by slight weakness in U.S. dollar and geopolitical ...

Gold prices edged lower in subdued holiday-season trading on Monday, weighed down by a robust dollar and high U.S. Treasury ...

A stronger dollar often weighs on gold prices as it makes the yellow metal more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

Gold prices rose on Thursday in holiday-thinned trade, while markets await clues on the Federal Reserve's 2025 rate plan and ...

Gold's price growth slows as investors assess potential interest rate changes in 2025 amid a strong dollar and low consumer ...

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The Fed’s hawkish shift provided renewed strength to the U.S. dollar, as higher interest rates make the greenback more ...

Gold investors eye Fed uncertainty, balancing inflation risks and rate cuts. Will buying dips or holding gold pay off as 2025 ...

The Federal Reserve rolled out its third rate cut of the year this week, a move that could impact the gold market.

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Vietnam gold price gained slightly Thursday afternoon as the bullion rose globally, boosted by the U.S. dollar’s drop.