After tumbling from an all-time high of almost $4,400 an ounce less than a month ago, gold is starting to make a comeback. And that rebound bodes well for shares of miners, a cohort of stocks that acts as a levered bet on the metal’s fortunes,

By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Asian stocks rose on Tuesday while gold and the Nasdaq were basking in their sharpest gains for months thanks to signs an end to the U.S. government shutdown was in the offing.

In operational terms, Orla produced 79,645 ounces of gold during the quarter, bringing its year-to-date total as of Sept. 30 to 205,215 ounces. It sold nearly all of this, with the respective sales figures of 78,857 ounces and 204,124 ounces in the two periods.

The Dow Jones index rose Tuesday after the passage of the shutdown bill. Nvidia partner CoreWeave plunged on earnings.

The Indian stock market closed strong on Wednesday, with the Sensex up 595 points. Key factors included optimism from trade talks and positive Bihar election results. Analysts foresee a continued upward trend,

Investors face a choice between scale and affordability as SPDR Gold Shares stands out for massive assets while Goldman Sachs Physical Gold ETF offers much lower costs for similar gold exposure.

VanEck Gold Miners ETF offers broader gold mining exposure and lower costs, while Global X Silver Miners ETF focuses on silver miners with a higher yield.

Gold is known as a safe haven: during turbulent times in financial markets, many turn to it. However, there’s a catch: when gold declines or remains inactive, it often stays that way for many years. On the other hand, while stocks can experience severe ...

The gold/platinum ratio is an excellent market-timing indicator — and recently had one of its biggest drops ever.

The market is still being fueled by bullish bets on AI. BofA's Michael Hartnett says two assets in particular could hedge against a pullback.