gold

With Gold hitting record highs, interest is surging. Here are three reasons to consider an allocation in your portfolio.

After soaring to US$4,400, gold has paused. What comes next for the world’s oldest hedge?

Holding it doesn’t abate risks such as modest consumer price inflation; yet owning it at today’s prices creates a significant risk of loss.

Gold’s surge into the $4,000s highlights powerful demand drivers, supply limits, and why the metal remains both compelling and volatile.

Global markets are soaring but Citi says this bull run isn’t fuelled by euphoria. Nervous investors may be what keeps it alive.

With gold up more than 60% and central bank demand doubling, investors face a historic turning point in portfolio construction.

Despite a volatile week, the long term case for holding gold in a portfolio remains intact.

Mont Royal's big Ashram rare earths project, PMET Resources' lithium and Cygnus' copper-gold play are among those set to get the attention.

Gold recorded its steepest one day selloff since 2020 on Tuesday. Historical data offers clues about what investors should expect next.

ASX gold companies have tripled in value and now outrank household names as investors rush to the ultimate hedge.