Gold fever has gone sour as Donald Trump’s tariffs, and a potential 2027 date for invasion, push Beijing to bullion.

While broad market participation is welcomed by officials, any threat to social cohesion is sure to attract negative attention.

Average households worried about global instability have flocked to buy precious metals—only to be whipsawed by recent price swings.

Gold is becoming more popular in China ahead of the Lunar New Year, with households viewing the asset as a safety net amid an ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's embassy in the Central African Republic (CAR) has warned its citizens risk becoming "mining slaves" in the politically unstable nation's gold trade, as Chinese workers look ...

China is rapidly closing the “gold gap” with the U.S. as it quietly builds what is believed to be world’s second largest stockpile of gold. Unofficial estimates put China’s gold reserves at up to 5500 ...