Bullion
Coverage of Bullion in the Nexus archive.
- Gold rebounds as bond jitters, debt fears and weaker dollar revive bullion demand
Gold is currently rebounding as investors weigh several economic factors. These concerns include U.S. debt, a weaker dollar, and stubbornly high Treasury yields, all of which are reviving bullion demand.
- Gold Is Rallying Again Thanks to Some Deep-Pocketed Buyers
Gold is experiencing a rally due to deep-pocketed buyers. ETFs are actively increasing their investment in bullion, following the pattern set by central banks.
- Tether Gold reserves rise 9.5% as gold posts worst quarter in 13 years
Tether Gold reserves increased by 9.5% as gold experienced its worst quarter since 2013. XAUt added to its bullion backing during this period, with tokenized commodity holder counts continuing to rise.
- Fidelity Plans to Rebuild Gold Holdings on Long-Term Bull Case
Fidelity International Ltd. plans to add back gold positions it previously cut, citing confidence in bullion's long-term drivers. The asset manager's decision is based on the belief that key factors supporting gold's value remain unchanged.
- China’s PBOC Buys Most Gold Since 2023 as Bullion Swings
China’s PBOC purchased the most gold since 2023 as bullion prices fluctuate. The article highlights increased gold buying by the central bank amid market swings.
- Gold prices fall further after worst quarter in 13 years as interest rate fears hit bullion
Gold prices declined further on Wednesday, continuing a downward trend after experiencing its worst quarter since 2013. The drop is attributed to fears surrounding interest rates impacting bullion.
- Central banks are bringing gold reserves home as geopolitical risks rise
Central banks are increasing gold reserves and storing bullion domestically due to rising geopolitical and currency risks. The trend reflects growing concerns over global instability and financial uncertainty.
- Central banks repatriate gold as global insecurity rises
Central banks are repatriating gold due to rising global insecurity, conflict, sanctions, and declining trust in storing bullion abroad. Institutions are becoming more cautious about holding gold in foreign countries.
- Gold slumps to 6-month low even as inflation fears rise. Here's why bullion is out of favor
Gold has reached a 6-month low despite rising inflation fears. The decline is attributed to potential interest rate increases and weak technical signals affecting prices.
- China’s PBOC Adds Gold Again as Bullion Remains Under Pressure
China's People's Bank of China (PBOC) continues to add gold to its reserves as bullion markets face ongoing pressure. The central bank's actions reflect sustained interest in gold amid challenging market conditions.