GOLD

Precious metals weakened on Tuesday as dollar strengthened broadly on account of risk aversion in global markets.

Weekly chart still pictures the reversal from the 2011 record and the yellow metal has a medium-term target near $1040 in it.

Gold and silver rallied to 2-week highs on Thursday helped by risk aversion and physical demand while platinum and palladium slipped.

Gains in gold over last few days could not push it out of a broader downtrend of metal.

California moves closer to granting cryptocurrency lawful money status, while UK charities could soon accept bitcoin

Bounce back in gold late last week has not formed a trend yet.

Weak demand in leading bullion buyer China also weighs on prices.

Bitcoin's price rises above $500 for the first time in over a month, while advocates claim its as big as the internet

Prices up 0.3% for the week as raft of upbeat US data caps gains.

Markets continue to slide amid continued uncertainty in China, as gold-backed cryptocurrency aims to end instability.

The latest gold-based redesign from GoldenGenie

London-based Netagio allows you trade bitcoin for real gold, which is stored in a secure vault in the Swiss mountains.

Check out pictures of the gorgeous Samsung Galaxy S5 in Gold.

Gold dominates recent bullish action in commodities.

Canada beat Great Britain in the men's curling final in Sochi.

Canada win gold after a 9-3 win over Great Britain in Sochi

Canada face Great Britain in the men's curling gold medal final.

Treasure seeker found €1m Roman hoard with metal detector in forest.

An image of HTC's flagship smartphone for 2014 has leaked ahead of its launch next month.

Eagerly anticipated RPG South Park: The Stick of Truth has gone gold and will be released on Friday 7 March.

Gold prices set to rise as funds could move from weakening shares to bullion.