The broad dollar weakness is not letting gold prices fall sharply but the trend is a little sluggish ahead of tomorrow’s Fed policy. Image: Reuters Gold prices fell for the fourth straight day in India on Tuesday ahead of US Federal policy scheduled on Wednesday. MCX gold June futures were trading Rs 34 or 0.07
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Bullion prices traded mixed during the week keeping the firm trading range on weaker dollar and positive economic data. (Image: REUTERS) By Tapan Patel Commodity prices traded mixed during the week passed by with most of the commodities in Non-agro segment kept firm trading range except crude oil. Bullion prices kept range-bound trading while base
Gold prices saw routine downside correction yesterday after five days of gain. Image: reuters Gold prices were trading firm on Friday, following international markets as a softer US dollar, falling Treasury yields and a dip in equities increased yellow metal’s safe-haven appeal. MCX gold June futures were trading Rs 76 or 0.16 per cent up
In the previous session gold had touched an eight week high as sagging dollar and weaker US Treasury yields lifted demand for the safe-haven metal. Gold prices were trading between gains and losses on Thursday in Indian markets. On MCX, gold June futures were trading marginally higher at Rs 48,260 per 10 gram, against the
Gold and silver saw substantial gains with gold jumping to its highest in more than a month as yields dropped for U.S. 10-year Treasury notes to 1.56% Gold prices recovered in Indian markets on Friday, after closing above Rs 47,000 per 10 gram for the first time since February 23, 2021, in the previous session.