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The precious metal hit $2,000 an ounce for the first time since August 2020 on Monday, as the Ukraine crisis continued to escalate.

Gold prices hit $2,000 an ounce after investors pile into the safe-haven asset as the Ukraine crisis worsens

Once $2,000 an ounce is cleared, the path to $2,100 will be laid open, predicts Oanda analyst Jeffrey Halley.

Gold Prices Hit $2,000 as Investors Seek Safe Havens

(Kitco News) - Gold rocketed higher overnight and broke through the $2000/oz area. The price has since retraced slightly and is at $1987/oz ahead of the European open. Silver is 0.43% higher at $25.76/oz. In the rest of the commodities complex, copper rose 1.88% to break $5/lb and spot WTI is 8.7% higher at $125/bbl.

Gold prints above $2000/oz overnight ahead of the European open

Gold climbed to its highest in one-and-half years on Monday and palladium hit an all-time high on safe-haven asset appeal, while nickel soared over 20% on fears of supply disruptions tied to sanctions on Russia and continued fighting in Ukraine.

Gold above $2,000 on safe-haven appeal; nickel up over 20%

Gold futures climbed Sunday, posting a weekly gain of more than 4%. Anxieties grew after the latest Russian assault in Ukraine saw Putin's forces take over Ukraine's largest nuclear power facility following shelling that started a fire at the plant.

Gold futures climb 4% for week as Russia-Ukraine war continues

Gold briefly surged above $2,000 an ounce Sunday night, as Russia's unprovoked attack of Ukraine saw fresh escalation and Western countries weighed leveling further sanctions on the Kremlin.

Metals Stocks: Gold touches $2,000 mark as Russia intensifies military strikes in Ukraine

(Kitco News) - The Ukraine-Russia conflict continues to roil markets with oil prices pushing to a new record high and gold prices hitting $2,000 an ounce.ET.

Gold drives to $2,000 an ounce, oil breaks $130 a barrel

(Kitco News) - Russia's war on Ukraine has entered its second week and it is no surprise that people are looking for safety wherever they can find it. Right now that happens to be the U.S. dollar and gold.

Fewer and fewer alternatives other than gold

(Kitco News) - There is strong momentum in the gold space as investors repositioned themselves going into another uncertain weekend with all eyes on Russia's intensified attack on Ukraine.

'Tremendous momentum' in gold price: Watch out for next week's U.S. inflation number as geopolitics continue to drive metals

(Kitco News) - Gold could be on pace to hit $2,000 next week as the precious metal sees significant bullish sentiment and extraordinary safe-haven demand due to Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, which has entered its second week.

Strong bullish sentiment could push gold price to $2,000

(Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are higher in early U.S. trading Friday, on more safe-haven demand heading into a highly uncertain weekend that lies just ahead, regarding the intensifying war in Europe.

Gold price higher Friday, ahead of very uncertain weekend

Gold's path of least resistance over the near term is down.

MarketWatch Premium: Gold prices have been surging, but the rally is on shaky ground

(Kitco News) - Gold was fairly steady and trading above $1,940 an ounce after the U.S. employment data from February surprised on the upside.

Gold price steady above $1,940 as U.S. job numbers surprise with strong gains

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(Kitco Commentary) - Over the past week, we have experienced some very scary moments: the Russian attack on Ukraine, the bombing of a nuclear reactor and exploding prices in Crude. This has been one crazy week.

Gold and silver on target to test next levels

Gold futures traded higher Friday morning, headed for a sharp weekly gain, as anxieties grew after the latest Russian assault in Ukraine saw it take over the country's largest nuclear power facility, following shelling that started a fire at the plant.

Metals Stocks: Gold future rise as Russia seizes Ukraine nuclear plant

(Kitco News) - The world's biggest gold ETF has seen a surge in volume as risk-off sentiment continues to grip financial markets. Overnight there has been more news from the Russian/Ukraine conflict as a nuclear power plant was attacked and this could send more flow into safe havens.

Gold ETF inflows continue to rise

(Kitco News) - Gold prices have pushed solidly higher in the last few weeks as investors look for safe-haven assets to protect against geopolitical risks due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, however, more volatility has also be introduced into the marketplace, according to one fund manager.

Interest in gold and its utility will only grow – Sprott's Grosskopf

Gold futures settle higher on Thursday, resuming their climb as fighting in Eastern Europe intensified, with hope dimming of successful talks to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Market Pulse: Gold closes out Thursday trade higher, aims for weekly gain

(Kitco News) - Geopolitical uncertainty as Russia's invasion of Ukraine hits the one-week mark has ignited a fire in the gold market, with prices holding well above $1,900 an ounce.

Gold is the only safe-haven alternative - Schroders

(Kitco News) - The gold market is holding on to solid gains but seeing little reaction to weaker-than-expected momentum in the U.S. service sector, according to the latest data from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).

Gold price holding gains above critical support as U.S. ISM Service-sector PMI falls to 56.5%

(Kitco News) - (Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices are higher in early U.S. trading Thursday, on safe-haven demand as risk appetite remains squelched by the Russia-Ukraine geopolitical situation.

Gold futures up as risk aversion remains elevated

(Kitco News) - The initial weekly jobless claims dropped by 18,000 to 215,000 in the week to Saturday, slightly beating market expectations.

Gold price edges down as U.S. weekly jobless claims decline to 215,000

Gold futures were trading higher on Thursday as fighting in Eastern Europe intensified, with little hope of successful talks to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Metals Stocks: Gold resumes rise Thursday as Russia's assault on Ukraine intensifies

(Kitco News) - The Federal Reserve remains on track to raise interest rates later this month and tighten its monetary policy through 2022; however, one market strategist said the gold market should remain well supported in the current environment.

Gold to remain well supported as Fed is forced to raise interest rates – Degussa's Polleit

(Kitco News) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he supports a traditional 25-basis-point rate hike during the March 15-16 policy meeting. The big concern for the U.S. central bank going forward will be the economic effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the unintended consequences of sanctions.

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