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Here's where gold prices could head this spring, according to experts
Gold prices may be down from where they were a month or two ago, but they're still coming in at over $5,000 per ounce — among the highest prices ever seen for the precious metal. Experts say demand is largely coming from central banks looking to steer clear of risky dollar-denominated assets (and more toward safer stores of cash, like gold). But individual consumers looking to diversify, protect against inflation, and build long-term wealth also play a role. The question is, how long can this high demand hold? And will gold prices keep up their rally in the near term, or is a downturn on the horizon? We spoke with ... (full story)
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From msn.com | Mar 9, 2026
Gold fell on Monday as the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran fuelled inflation concerns, which dimmed near-term U.S. interest rate cut prospects and boosted the dollar. Spot gold was down 1.2% at $5,109.39 per ounce as of 1012 GMT, after falling more than 2% earlier. U.S. gold futures for April delivery lost 0.8% to $5,118.20. "Historically, it is not uncommon to ...
