The precious metal attracts investors in times of uncertainty, whether they’re buying it on Wall Street or at Costco.

Analysts warn that loose monetary policy, global conflicts and declining trust in institutions are driving the surge in gold.

After a remarkable run-up, it’s fair to ask whether the Great Gold Rush is nearing an end. The general consensus is no.

A range of factors has driven gold prices to record highs this year — a surge some Wall Street analysts think is likely to ...

Forecasters don't think gold's record-breaking streak is over, with some forecasting a 20% surge in the precious metal in the ...

Gold is up 54% so far this year, on track for its best year since 1979, according to FactSet. Keep in mind that was a time ...

Analysts point to delays in the reporting of economic data due to the US government shutdown as one reason for the rise.

One economist recommended investors store wealth in the precious metal as an economic haven, while others warned of ...

Silver and platinum are leading a surge in hard assets, outpacing even gold's impressive gains. The rally reflects how ...

Physical reserves of gold have been shifting to Asia in recent years. Asia is increasingly the market where the gold price is ...

Gold has surged this year, and some fear what it means for the dollar. Stats from the BIS and the IMF show the greenback is ...

Stock outperformance is set to unlock bumper profits but sparks concern about repeat of financial indiscipline ...