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Gold price today: $5,000 in sight as bullion hits another record ahead of Fed week

Gold price today: $5,000 in sight as bullion hits another record ahead of Fed week

New York, January 23, 2026, 17:03 EST — After-hours. 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.
23 January 2026
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Gold price today: Bullion slips from record highs as dollar firms and U.S. inflation data looms

Gold price today: Bullion slips from record highs as dollar firms and U.S. inflation data looms

New York, Jan 22, 2026, 06:09 EST — Premarket 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.
22 January 2026
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Gold slips from record highs as Trump cools Greenland threats; Kuwait gold rates stay near peaks

Gold slips from record highs as Trump cools Greenland threats; Kuwait gold rates stay near peaks

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 22, 2026, 10:02 GMT+3 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.
22 January 2026
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Gold breaks $4,800 as Trump tariff threat jolts markets; ASX extends selloff, Rio Tinto beats forecasts

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. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 0.4% to close at 8,782. The Australian dollar held steady around 67.34 U.S. cents. Banks tumbled roughly 1.5%, hitting their lowest levels since Dec. 1. Meanwhile, gold miners like Emerald Resources and Paladin Energy surged over 13%.
22 January 2026
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Gold price cracks $4,800 for first time as Greenland tension jolts safe-haven demand

Gold price cracks $4,800 for first time as Greenland tension jolts safe-haven demand

New York, January 21, 2026, 10:22 EST — Regular session 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.
21 January 2026
Gold price breaks $4,800 as Greenland standoff rattles markets, Davos in focus

Gold price breaks $4,800 as Greenland standoff rattles markets, Davos in focus

New York, January 21, 2026, 06:11 — Premarket 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.”
21 January 2026
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TSX hits a record on gold, then opens lower as Trump tariff threat returns

TSX hits a record on gold, then opens lower as Trump tariff threat returns

Canada’s main stock index slipped at the open Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump revived tariff threats concerning Greenland. This came just a day after the market hit a fresh record high, buoyed by a gold-driven rally. At 9:32 a.m. ET, the S&P/TSX Composite Index slipped 0.44% to 32,945.52, according to Reuters data. The benchmark had closed Monday up 0.2% at a fresh high of 33,090.96.
20 January 2026
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Gold above $4,700 revives Ray Dalio’s “new monetary order” warning as dollar jitters grow

Gold above $4,700 revives Ray Dalio’s “new monetary order” warning as dollar jitters grow

Gold jumped above $4,700 an ounce Tuesday, driven by a flight to safety following fresh U.S. tariff threats. The rally also brought Ray Dalio’s cautionary note back into focus—he warned the global financial system is edging toward a “new monetary order.” The timing is crucial since the tariff dispute isn’t theoretical—it’s hitting prices right now. This pressure is rattling confidence in U.S. policy at a moment when investors are trying to figure out the Federal Reserve’s next move.
20 January 2026
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Gold breaks $4,700 as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat rattles markets and lifts silver again

Gold breaks $4,700 as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat rattles markets and lifts silver again

Gold surged past $4,700 an ounce for the first time on Tuesday and hit a record $4,737.10, while silver held just below a fresh peak as investors ran for safety. Spot gold was up 1.2% at $4,726.86 by 1131 GMT and silver rose 0.7% to $95.308 after earlier touching $95.488, after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on eight European countries tied to Greenland. Gold has gained 9.6% in 20 days of 2026 and more than 70% since Trump’s second term began a year ago, and UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo said tariff-driven growth fears and Trump’s push for lower U.S. rates were driving the move, adding: “We still see further upside… targeting $5,000/oz.” The tariff threat is colliding with a political fight that has moved from social media into Davos meeting rooms and European capitals. Trump said there was “no going back” on his goal to control Greenland and did not rule out taking the Arctic island by force, while Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned parliament “the worst may still lie ahead”. The European Union is weighing a response that includes reviving tariffs on 93 billion euros of U.S. imports and potentially using its Anti-Coercion Instrument — a
20 January 2026
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Gold price breaks $4,700 record as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat drives safety bid

Gold price breaks $4,700 record as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat drives safety bid

New York, Jan 20, 2026, 06:25 — Premarket Gold prices blasted through $4,700 an ounce on Tuesday, hitting fresh highs as investors flocked to the safe haven. Spot gold gained 1.3% to $4,727.99 per ounce by 0910 GMT, after briefly touching $4,731.34. U.S. gold futures surged 3% to $4,734.10. Silver edged up 0.7% to $95.34, just below its record $95.488. “Tariff threats and the push for lower U.S. rates are pushing gold to fresh highs,” said UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo. The metal has jumped 9.5% in the first 20 days of 2026 and climbed more than 70% since Trump’s second term began.
20 January 2026
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Basic materials stocks: Gold’s record run and copper wobble put XLB in focus for Tuesday

Basic materials stocks: Gold’s record run and copper wobble put XLB in focus for Tuesday

NEW YORK, January 19, 2026, 14:02 EST — The market has closed. Basic materials stocks reopen Tuesday in the U.S. with a mixed picture, after gold and silver hit record highs on safe-haven buying sparked by President Donald Trump’s newest tariff threat related to Greenland. The Materials Select Sector SPDR Fund ended last week down 0.57% at $48.68. U.S. cash equity markets were closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
19 January 2026
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Gold price hits record near $4,690 as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat drives safety bid

Gold price hits record near $4,690 as Trump’s Greenland tariff threat drives safety bid

New York, Jan 19, 2026, 12:06 EST — Market closed. Gold surged to a fresh peak Monday as investors sought refuge following U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of additional tariffs on European nations amid tensions over Greenland. Spot gold climbed 1.6% to $4,669.69 an ounce by 10:08 a.m. ET, hitting an all-time high of $4,689.39 earlier. February futures in the U.S. added 1.7% to $4,675. “When institutional and policy risks resurface, markets tend to react swiftly by reallocating toward safe-haven assets,” said Linh Tran, senior market analyst at XS.com.
19 January 2026
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