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Gold plunges below $4,000 as U.S.-China truce erodes haven demand

By Yvonne Yue Li, Sybilla Gross, and others

A selection of one kilogram gold bars at Conclude Zrt bullion dealer arranged in Budapest, Hungary, on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025.

Gold on track for worst week this year as tariff threats ramp up

By Sybilla Gross, Preeti Singh, and others

NEW YORK – JANUARY 9: Gold bullion bars and coins are seen for sale at Manfra, Tordella and Brookes, Inc. January 9, 2003 in New York City. The price of gold has risen by nearly 30 percent over the past year with investors looking for stability as war with Iraq has become more likely. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

China resumed gold purchases last month after prices soared

By Sybilla Gross and Bloomberg

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Gold tops $2,700 for first time to extend record-breaking run

By Sybilla Gross, Yvonne Yue Li, and others

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Record-high gold prices trigger a flood of selling at jewelers and pawn shops. ‘People are using gold as an ATM they never had’

By Yvonne Yue Li, Jack Ryan, and others

MADRID, SPAIN – DECEMBER 03: Novak Djokovic of Serbia in action during the Davis Cup Finals 2021, Semifinal 1, tennis match played between Croatia and Serbia at Madrid Arena pabilion on December 03, 2021, in Madrid, Spain. (Photo By Oscar J. Barroso/Europa Press via Getty Images)

Novak Djokovic wins legal battle to stay in Australia, quashing government’s decision to cancel his visa due to being unvaccinated

By Sybilla Gross, Ros Krasny, and others

A worker walks past a mural outside the JBS SA pork processing plant in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S., on Friday, June 5, 2020. JBS USA and three other meat processors were accused in Minneapolis federal court of conspiring to inflate the price of beef through an industrywide scheme that’s coming to light thanks to federal investigations prompted in part by shortages during the coronavirus pandemic. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg via Getty Images

The latest cyber attack victim is the world’s largest meat supplier

By Fabiana Batista, Sybilla Gross, and others

Lockdown Restrictions Lift In Melbourne As Victoria's COVID-19 Cases Continue To Decline

A city offers harsh lessons after emerging from one of the world’s longest lockdowns

By Sybilla Gross, Jason Scott, and others

Australia's China Reliance Backfires as Virus Fallout Spreads

Legacy of global financial crisis means Gen Z is hardest hit by the COVID economy

By Emily Cadman, Sybilla Gross, and others

Australia's China Reliance Backfires as Virus Fallout Spreads

Australia keeps its borders closed—except for one group

By Sybilla Gross and Bloomberg