As the prospect of lower U.S. interest rates hurt the dollar and encouraged more flows into the yellow metal, gold prices steadied in Asian trade on Wednesday after reaching record highs this week. Both spot and December-expiring gold futures saw 0.1% and 0.1% increases, respectively, to $2,515.44 and $2,553.35 an ounce. At $2,531.72 an ounce…
Tuesday’s opening price for the gold October futures contracts at MCX was Rs 71,513 per 10 grams, down 0.1% or Rs 71, while the silver September futures contracts were trading at Rs 84,426/kg, up 0.1% or Rs 88. Over the past three days, there has been a gain of roughly Rs 1,400/10 gram in gold…
Gold saw a 1.77% increase to close at 71,375, fuelled by increasing hope for a September rate cut in the US. However, the market’s expectations have cooled, tempering expectations for rapid easing by the Federal Reserve due to recent strong economic statistics. are inclined to agree to a rate decrease next month. The gold market…
As predictions that the Federal Reserve will start reducing rates grew in response to less-than-expected U.S. consumer inflation statistics, gold prices increased in Asian trade on Thursday and remained near record highs. Better risk appetite also restrained gains in the yellow metal, and traders were positioning for a more modest rate decrease in September due…
Tuesday’s Asian trading saw a decline in gold prices, but they were still at record highs due to the demand for safe-haven assets brought on by worries about an Iranian attack on Israel. Gold futures expiring in December dropped 0.1% to $2,501.45 an ounce, while spot gold declined 0.4% to $2,460.78. While spot prices continued…
The price of gold increased by Rs 1,100 to Rs 72,450 per 10 grammes in the nation’s capital on Friday due to rising domestic demand and signals from the international market. The price of precious metal per 10 grammes had ended at Rs 71,350 during the previous session. In addition, the cost of silver increased…
As investors anticipated further signals from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate reductions, gold prices increased during Wednesday’s Asian trading session, supported by a weakening dollar. Gold futures expiring in December saw a 0.5% increase to $2,463.85 an ounce, while spot gold increased by 0.3% to $2,419.11. Before the end of the Fed meeting later…
Monday’s Asian trading saw a rise in gold prices, regaining some of the ground lost during July’s downturn. This was due to attention being drawn to the Federal Reserve’s upcoming meeting when it is anticipated that the central bank would issue additional hints regarding interest rate cuts. Gold futures expiring in December saw a 0.5%…
Gold prices saw robust selling last week in response to China’s weak demand for real gold. The COMEX gold market saw a 4.50 percent loss last week, while the yellow metal price in India saw a greater decline as a result of price adjustments following the news of a 9 percent reduction in customs duties…
The dollar strengthened on Friday, and some investors booked profits after the metal’s recent run due to growing anticipation of a U.S. interest rate reduction in September. As a result, gold prices fell more than 1%. At $2,404.34 per ounce, spot gold was down 1.7% from its peak. On Wednesday, gold reached a record-breaking $2,483.60….
