Freeport-McMoRan stock pops in premarket as gold rips past $5,100 and copper stays hot
Freeport-McMoRan shares climbed 2.6% in premarket Monday, hitting $60.41 after closing Friday near $58.86.
Gold price today: Bullion rips past $5,100 record as tariff jitters hit the dollar, miners jump
Gold surged past $5,100 an ounce on Monday, hitting a new record as investors sought refuge. The rally, which kicked off the year strong, has pushed prices to unprecedented highs in January 2026.
US economic calendar today: Durable goods orders loom as S&P futures slip, gold miners jump
U.S. stock index futures edged lower on Monday, as gold miners pushed higher with bullion breaking above $5,100 an ounce. The early action suggested a cautious mood ahead of a packed week of economic reports and a key Federal Reserve announcement. S&P 500 futures fell 11.75 points, or 0.17%, while Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 88 points, or 0.34%, as of 6:09 a.m. ET.
Gold price hits $5,100 record as safe-haven buying builds; miners jump ahead of Fed
Gold prices surged past $5,100 an ounce on Monday, reaching a new high as investors flocked to bullion and precious metals for safety. Spot gold climbed 2.2% to $5,093.96 by 0841 GMT, after briefly hitting $5,110.50. U.S. February gold futures also rose 2.2%, settling at $5,090.40. Silver jumped to a record $110.06, while platinum touched a fresh peak of $2,897.35.
Gold finally cracks $5,000 an ounce — what’s fueling the record run
Gold blasted past the $5,000-an-ounce threshold on Monday, hitting a high of $5,110.50 before pulling back. The precious metal’s sharp rally reflects investors and central banks scrambling for safety amid geopolitical tensions and turbulence in U.S. markets.
Gold Price Breaks $5,000 as Silver Holds Above $100: What’s Fueling the Precious-Metal Surge
Gold surged past $5,000 an ounce on Monday, hitting a new record amid a fresh rush to safe-haven assets. Spot gold, for immediate delivery, climbed 0.85% to $5,024.95 per troy ounce by 2341 GMT. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for February delivery ticked up 0.91% to $5,024.60.
Gold price ends near $5,000 after record run as Fed looms next week
Gold prices settled just under $5,000 an ounce going into the weekend, following yet another record-setting day on Friday. Traders are now looking for fresh triggers when markets resume.
Gold price today: $5,000 in sight as bullion hits another record ahead of Fed week
Gold prices hovered just below the $5,000 mark on Friday after touching a fresh record, keeping the metal in the spotlight at the end of a volatile week. Spot gold was up 0.6% at $4,964.81 an ounce after hitting $4,988.17, while U.S. gold futures for February delivery settled 1.4% higher at $4,979.70. “Gold’s role as a haven and a diversifier in highly uncertain economic and political times is making it a necessity for strategic portfolios,” said Tai Wong, an independent metals trader.
Gold price nears $5,000 again as banks lift forecasts; traders eye Fed next week
Share prices pushed higher on Friday, printing another all-time high and hovering just below $5,000 an ounce as a softer dollar and a run of geopolitical headlines kept safe-haven demand in play. Spot gold was up 0.8% at $4,976.63 an ounce after touching $4,988.16; the dollar index was down about 0.6%.
Evolution Mining share price jumps 5% as EVN rides gold rally and record cash flow — what to watch next
Evolution Mining Ltd shares climbed 5.3% on Friday, closing at A$14.86. The gold and copper producer saw a late boost following a volatile week for the sector.
Coeur Mining (CDE) stock jumps 12% as New Gold vote nears and gold tops $4,900
Coeur Mining shares surged 12.1% to $25.69 by mid-afternoon Thursday, pushing higher with a wave of gains in precious-metals miners. Roughly 32 million shares traded, lifting the stock $2.78 above Wednesday’s close.
Gold price wobbles near $4,850 after Trump cools tariff talk as Fed inflation gauge hits 2.8%
Gold prices hovered close to record highs on Thursday following an early dip, with investors balancing easing tariff concerns against new U.S. inflation data.
Gold price today: Bullion slips from record highs as dollar firms and U.S. inflation data looms
Gold prices pulled back on Thursday after climbing to record highs over three sessions, as easing tensions around Greenland pushed investors toward riskier bets and the dollar found some footing. Spot gold slipped 0.3% to $4,824.18 an ounce by 1017 GMT, dipping nearly 1% earlier in the session. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for February edged down 0.2% to $4,826. ActivTrades’ Ricardo Evangelista pointed to a “return of risk appetite” denting demand for the safe haven. Still, Henrik Marx of Heraeus Precious Metals sees the bigger picture as bullish, suggesting $5,000 to $5,200 could be within reach soon.
Gold slips from record highs as Trump cools Greenland threats; Kuwait gold rates stay near peaks
Gold fell on Thursday after hitting a record in the previous session, as eased geopolitical tensions cut demand for bullion as a safe-haven. Spot gold was down 0.8% at $4,796.75 an ounce by 0524 GMT after touching $4,887.82 on Wednesday, while U.S. gold futures for February slipped 0.8% to $4,799.90. “Reversal of comments by the U.S. President was one factor that eased geopolitical tensions,” said ANZ commodity strategist Soni Kumari, with traders awaiting U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures data — the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge — and weekly jobless claims; silver slipped to $93.19 and platinum fell nearly 2% after a record a day earlier.
Gold breaks $4,800 as Trump tariff threat jolts markets; ASX extends selloff, Rio Tinto beats forecasts
Australian shares ended Wednesday in the red while gold surged past $4,800 an ounce, setting a new record as traders prepared for fresh U.S. tariffs related to Greenland.
Gold tops $4,800 record then cools as Trump softens Greenland tariff threat
Gold prices slipped from a record peak on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump softened his toughest comments on Greenland, cooling a rally that had driven bullion past $4,800 an ounce.
Gold price cracks $4,800 for first time as Greenland tension jolts safe-haven demand
Gold surged past $4,800 an ounce for the first time on Wednesday, hitting fresh highs as investors flocked to safety amid rising geopolitical tensions over Greenland. By 9:30 a.m. ET, spot gold climbed 2.1% to $4,865 an ounce after peaking at $4,887.82. Meanwhile, U.S. February gold futures jumped nearly 2% to $4,858.3. RJO Futures strategist Bob Haberkorn pointed to “a bit of fear of missing out” driving the move.
B2Gold stock rises again as gold tops $4,800 — what investors are watching next
B2Gold Corp shares climbed roughly 2% to $5.01 in early trading Wednesday, building on a strong rally from the previous day as gold prices surged further into record highs.
Gold price breaks $4,800 as Greenland standoff rattles markets, Davos in focus
Gold shot above $4,800 an ounce on Wednesday, pushing its record run further as investors sought safety amid rising U.S.-Europe tensions over Greenland. Spot gold jumped 2.1% to $4,861.38 by 1024 GMT, after hitting an intraday peak of $4,887.82; February U.S. gold futures gained 2% to $4,863.10. The metal has notched 11 fresh highs just this year. Jamie Dutta from Nemo.money flagged “the Greenland crisis” as a major factor, while SP Angel’s John Meyer predicts gold will “punch through $5,000/oz.”
Gold price hits new record above $4,700 as Trump tariff threat jolts markets
Gold prices ended Tuesday just below record levels, having jumped past $4,700 an ounce as fresh tariff threats pushed investors toward safe-haven assets.
TechStock² Updates
