Yvonne Yue Li

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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

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Gold holds drop as Powell says Fed in no hurry to adjust rates

By Yvonne Yue Li and Bloomberg

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Gold breaks $3,300 as expanding trade war bolsters haven demand

By Yihui Xie, Yvonne Yue Li, and others

Fake gold bars piled up in Clermont-Ferrand France on March 25 2025. (Photo by Romain Costaseca / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP) (Photo by ROMAIN COSTASECA/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)

Gold rises above $3,100 for first time as U.S. levies boost havens

By Bloomberg, Jason Scott, 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

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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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Costco’s gold bars fly off shelves as bullion prices smash records

By Yvonne Yue Li and Bloomberg

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Gold prices hit fresh record high, and an analyst says it’s a sign recession is on the way

By Yvonne Yue Li and Bloomberg

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Gold, copper and oil prices fall as market contagion spreads—’It’s just widespread panic’

By Mark Burton, Alex Longley, and others

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Personal Finance

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

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Gold is setting record highs, but why prices are soaring now is a complete mystery: ‘The rally is defying a lot of normal thinking’

By Mark Burton, Jack Ryan, and others

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The hits just keep coming for Tesla as it gets ready to pay more for the lithium it needs to make electric cars

By Yvonne Yue Li and Bloomberg

TOPSHOT – Protesters attend a rally in Almaty on January 4, 2022, after energy price hikes. – Police fired tear gas and stun grenades in a bid to break up an unprecedented thousands-strong march in Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, after protests that began over fuel prices threatened to spiral out of control. (Photo by Abduaziz MADYAROV / AFP) (Photo by ABDUAZIZ MADYAROV/AFP via Getty Images)

Uranium prices surge after deadly protests in Kazakhstan, which produces over 40% of the world’s total

By Yvonne Yue Li, Stephen Stapczynski, and others

The election results have pushed gold higher in brisk trade this week. Wire photography: Chris Ratcliffe—Bloomberg via Getty Images

Gold bulls cheer the prospect of a Biden presidency, igniting the biggest rally since July

By Yvonne Yue Li and Bloomberg

Tesla is trying to mine its own lithium

By David Stringer, Yvonne Yue Li, and others