(Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he would not impose tariffs on gold, a move welcomed by global bullion ...

Trump administration live updates: National Guard expected to be deployed in D.C. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release ...

The Trump administration has imposed a tariff of 39 percent on Swiss goods — drastically higher than the rates for the EU or ...

After some back-and-forth over whether gold bullion imports into the United States would be hit with tariffs, the Trump ...

The US has changed tack on import levies for the precious metal, echoing a recent rethink on copper. That’s good, and tariffs ...

Global gold ETFs continued to see inflows in July, dominated by North America and Europe. Global gold market trading volumes ...

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This is the second gold tariff scare. The first one occurred after the election. The difference is that, then, there was time ...

Prices for gold futures in New York and spot gold in London continued to converge after President Donald Trump said imports of bullion won’t be subject to US tariffs, following a federal ruling last ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's statement on not putting tariffs on gold has sent an encouraging signal for trade stability but ...

Donald Trump said Monday that gold imports will not face additional tariffs, days after confusion flared on whether recent ...

Gold prices fell in anticipation of Monday’s clarification from the White House on excluding gold from tariffs.