Gold Price Firms as Silver Surges on Oil-Driven Inflation Fears
Gold price firmed near $4,727.20 while silver surged 5.97% as oil rebounded on U.S.-Iran tensions, sharpening inflation focus ahead of CPI data.
AnalysisGold ETF inflows rebounded by 45 tonnes in April even as gold traded below $4,700. See what rising inflation risks mean for investors now.

Gold price firmed near $4,727.20 while silver surged 5.97% as oil rebounded on U.S.-Iran tensions, sharpening inflation focus ahead of CPI data.

Gold price hovered near $4,730 after U.S. existing-home sales rose 0.2% in April but missed forecasts, keeping bullion supported. Read the key levels.

Gold price outlook remains supported as central banks keep buying on dips, with China adding 8 tonnes in March and extending an 18-month streak.

Gold price outlook stays bullish after spot gold closed near $4,716.20 and reclaimed $4,700, with analysts now watching a possible move to $4,850.

Gold price held above $4,700 while silver climbed 2.57% after mixed U.S. data clouded the Fed outlook and kept safe-haven demand firm. Read on.

Gold price rebounded above $4,700, with spot bullion at $4,722.60 and up over 2% this week as investors looked past Middle East tensions.

Gold mining stocks have fallen even as producer cash flow surges, raising M&A prospects and reshaping the gold price outlook for investors.

Kosovo’s central bank is buying gold for the first time, adding fresh support to the gold price outlook as global central bank demand broadens.

Gold price is holding above $4,700 as China and other central banks keep buying the dip, reinforcing bullion support and shaping the outlook for investors.

Gold price hit a session high after U.S. consumer sentiment fell to 48.2 and one-year inflation expectations eased to 4.5%, keeping bullion in focus.

Gold price held near $4,724.50 after U.S. payrolls beat forecasts, while silver jumped 3.22% to $81.044 as traders weighed Fed and oil risks.