Gold holds above $5,000 as strong US jobs data cools rate-cut hopes and rising geopolitical tensions support safe-haven demand.

South Africa’s gold production is back in the green! 🇿🇦 A 1.1% annual rebound in December 2025 and a massive 7.4% monthly surge signal a major turnaround for the mining industry. Discover what’s driving this high-tech “Gold Rush” in 2026.

Gold ETFs outperformed equities in January 2026. Discover the smartest ways to invest in gold, ETFs, and bonds in today’s uncertain market.

Underneath the paper trades, also exchanging hands this February so far are 3.4 million ounces of physical gold. Find out which big banks are in, who’s out and why the “Smart Money” is tuning everything else at $5,000.

Under the paper trades, 3.4m oz of physical gold has been exchanged in the month of February this year. 🏦 Discover who the big banks are buying, who’s selling and why the “Smart Money” will be ignoring the noise at $5,000.

Blockchain is transforming gold into a $6B digital asset, blending ancient wealth with modern technology and giving investors a new sense of security in uncertain times.

Gold prices ease near $5,060 after strong US jobs data delays rate-cut expectations. Higher yields limit gains, while central bank demand supports prices.

Gold prices hold above $5,000 as investors await US jobs data. XAU/USD stays steady, while silver stabilizes near $82 amid rate-cut expectations.

Silver prices rebound as dip-buyers return ahead of delayed US jobs data. A weaker dollar and supply shortages support XAG/USD outlook in 2026.

Gold rises towards two-week highs as soft U.S. economic data raises expectations for rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, underpinning demand for the metal.

Gold holds the $5,000 line as traders brace for a “technical correction.” 📉 Explore why analysts eye $6,300 despite this week’s high-stakes U.S. inflation data.

Gold prices edge down from a one-week high as investors cash in profits ahead of key U.S. economic data, though central bank buying and geopolitical uncertainty look likely to support demand.