đź”’ Pawn shops overwhelmed with gold sellers as prices soar past $2,400
As gold prices soar past $2,400 an ounce, the frenzy hits Brooklyn’s King Gold & Pawn, where customers flood in to sell their treasures.
As gold prices soar past $2,400 an ounce, the frenzy hits Brooklyn’s King Gold & Pawn, where customers flood in to sell their treasures.
Despite longstanding associations with geopolitical tensions and impending rate cuts, Gold’s surge remains shrouded in mystery.
In a world captivated by digital currencies, the allure of gold often fades into obscurity.
Gold soared to a new pinnacle, surpassing $2,300 an ounce fueled by prospects of Federal Reserve rate cuts and persistent central bank demand.
As gold breaks free from its four-year range, reaching record highs at $2,195 per ounce, China’s role in diversifying reserves adds intrigue.
Gold touched an all-time high of $2,141.79 per ounce, fueled by fund buying and speculation surrounding a potential Federal Reserve pivot.
The Old Mutual Unit Trusts this week elected to keep their Gold Fund open after putting their investors through a stressful ballot exercise.
Mark Bristow’s tenure as boss of the world’s biggest gold miner might have been short-lived, but his message for smaller rivals just got even more pointed.
While Toronto, Johannesburg and Sydney have long hosted the biggest producers, London vies with New York as the world’s premier gold trading hub.
John Thornton is a Goldman Sachs alumnus educated at Yale, Harvard and Oxford. Mark Bristow is a South African geologist and big-game hunter.