Gold and other precious metals rose on Friday despite a stronger U.S. dollar (DXY), while oil prices slipped but were on track for their first weekly gain in three weeks after President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping resumed trade talks.

Gold price pulls back below $3400 as dollar rebounds; support levels hold firm with bulls eyeing a breakout toward $3435 and $3500.

But in a recent meeting with shareholders, the legendary investor admitted he’s worried about the eroding value of the U.S. dollar. What’s more, on May 3, Buffett announced he plans to retire as Berkshire Hathaway CEO by the end of 2025.

Just like for silver, every major gold rally since 1971 has been during a time of US dollar decline (i.e., US Dollar Index decline - that is, the US

Gold (XAU) rebound from the pivotal support area. Silver (XAG) finds support and looks for the next direction. US dollar (DXY) corrects lower from the strong resistance. The US dollar (DXY ...

India is believed to hold three to four times more gold than the U.S.—most of it in private hands, not institutional vaults.

Gold settled 0.6% lower and silver fell 0.2%, with both metals down four of the past six sessions.

Central banks have been aggressively adding gold to their reserves over the last three years, and several African banks are poised to join the party.

Belarusian gold and foreign currency reserves reached 11.16 billion U.S. dollars as of June 1, 2025, setting a new historical record, the country's central bank said on Friday.