The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has issued a warning about growing instability in global financial markets, pointing…
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Ghana achieved a historic $5 billion trade surplus in 2024, driven by a 50% surge in gold export revenues to $11.6 billion. While this underscores economic resilience and global market acumen, experts urge diversification to sustain long-term growth. The milestone marks a transformative moment for Ghana’s economy and national development.
Gold’s soaring value masks its grim toll: illegal mining fuels environmental destruction, human suffering, and lost revenues in resource-rich nations. Communities face poisoned waterways, health crises, and deadly mining conditions. As inequality deepens, ethical sourcing and stronger regulations are urgent, reminding us that gold’s glitter hides a darker, costly shadow.
Shifting Sands: India’s Gold Refiners Brace for Fresh Competition Refining gold has been a tradition in Satish Pratap Salunke’s family…
Gold pauses in anticipation of Fed rate increase hints. Tuesday’s gold prices remained within a very small range as investors…
Gold prices fell on Friday as the dollar strengthened and dismal U.S. economic data bolstered predictions that the Fed will…
As the dollar and bond rates fell on Tuesday, gold prices rose above $2,000 as investors considered whether the U.S.…
Gold gains 2nd week on weak dollar, Fed pause prospects. Gold prices rose for a second week on Friday as…
Gold prices hovered in a limited range on Wednesday as some investors waited for the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate…
Once Credit Suisse became the newest focus, safe-haven gold slowed its advance on Thursday. After rising more than 1% to…
For the first time since the outbreak, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise its target fed funds rates on…
If you asked someone ten years ago how they planned to build wealth, they would most likely have said long-term…
The German central bank completed the transfer of $13 billion in gold reserves on Thursday. Germany’s gold had remained in…
