Gold markets have gapped higher to kickoff the trading week, but then spent the rest of the day pulling back to fill that very same gap.

Gold is 0.2% lower this morning, as it is trading within a relatively narrow range due to the long holiday weekend in the U.S.

(Kitco News) - (Kitco News) - Gold prices could fall below $1,800 an ounce as sentiment in the marketplace continues to have a slightly bearish tilt; however, market analysts are not expecting any maj...

(Kitco News) - Markets are anticipating the Federal Reserve to err on the side of tightening, with Chair Jerome Powell admitting this week that the real mistake would be failing to get inflation under...

Gold markets have plunged during the trading week to slice through the $1800 level. That being said, we are fighting and trying to stay alive here.

(Kitco News) - The gold market continues to push back towards $1,800 an ounce as the U.S. manufacturing sector sees weaker than expected growth in June, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM)

(Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are solidly lower in early U.S. trading Friday. Gold hit a five-month low and silver a two-year low overnight.

Gold prices are being hurt by a major increase in import duties in India, raising its basic import duty in a bid to bring down the trade deficit.

Gold is 1.1% lower this morning, as it is breaking below the $1,800 price level. What about the other precious metals?

Gold futures marked a fourth straight session decline on Thursday, ending more than 2% lower for the month, according to FactSet data. A "strong U.S. dollar and rising interest-rate expectations conti...