One of the unmissable free things to do in Bahrain is definitely going through the vibrant Manama souk where you will find shops filled with gold, spices, souvenirs, traditional clothing and sweets.

Need to know how to spend 24 hours in Bahrain? Brace yourselves ... You can buy pretty much anything at Manama Souq, from spices, handwoven rugs, tailored suits, traditional Bahriani clothes and gold ...

ATME, a digital assets exchange licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), said on Tuesday it has completed its first ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. The price of gold today, as of 9:12 am ET, was $2,916.26 per ounce. That’s down 0.08% from yesterday’s gold price of $2,918.49.

Gold is a precious metal and is considered an attractive investment option. The gold prices in India fluctuate as per market situation and are keenly monitored during the time of trading.

Gergaoon, celebrated midway through Ramadan, is a cherished tradition in Bahrain that brings joy to children and fosters ...

How do you forecast the price of gold? Predicting gold prices can be said to be both a science and an art. For example, analysis of gold supply and demand is scientific and completely objective ...

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Investing money in gold is worth because it is a hedge against inflation. Over a period of time, the return on gold investment is in line with the rate of inflation. It is worth investing in gold ...

If you plan to diversify your portfolio in light of recent events, investing in gold stocks could be a good choice. Gold stocks not only track the movements of gold prices that tend to rise in ...

Through many years of frustration among gold bugs due to the failure of gold stock prices to leverage the gold price in a positive way, there were very clear reasons for that failure. Reasons why it ...

As iftar time approaches, Bur Dubai souq's narrow and cobbled streets begin to crowd with residents and tourists, who rush to savour freshly fried snacks sold from a row of restaurants.