Central banks store gold to back their currency and ensure financial stability. So, which countries hold the most gold in the world? As of recent data, the United States, Germany, and Italy top ...

While we no longer use the gold standard to determine the value of currencies, the precious metal is still incredibly useful and is held by many central banks due to its immunity to political changes ...

Central banks have been buying up gold at a rate not seen since the Second World War as concerns about geopolitics and the strong dollar see a shift in appreciation for the quintessential risk ...

When the prices of stocks, bonds and real estate drop sharply, gold may hold its value—and can even appreciate as nervous investors rush in to buy. Owning gold is also a way to add ...

The profile of the most active central banks has changed, with the traditional economic powerhouses such as the U.S., Germany, France and Italy no longer buying more gold but instead retaining the ...

New Delhi: Gold prices exceeded Rs 80,000/10 gm on Wednesday, as reported by a prominent industry body, indicating heightened safe-haven interest from investors worried about market instability ...

Gold prices have been exhibiting some odd behavior lately. Sure, the precious metal has moved higher as tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty around the U.S. presidential election boosted ...

Cryptocurrencies backed by gold have underperformed over the week as the price of the precious metal saw a significant drop after moving up more than 10% so far this year. The decline came as ...