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Gold is presently getting support through investors’ confidence in the prospect of a drop in U.S. interest rates this year, ultimately boosting demand for the commodity.
Markets remained range-bound for yet another day, closing marginally higher in line with the ongoing trend. After an initial gap-up, the Nifty fluctuated within a narrow band, ultimately settling at 23,399.95.
For the third consecutive day, markets remained within a narrow range and ended with slight gains.
Markets extended gains for the third consecutive session, rising by 2% in line with the ongoing positive trend.
Gold hit a two-week high on signs of a cooling U.S. labor market, strengthening a case for a September interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, while investors positioned for U.S. non-farm payrolls data. Intraday support lies near 72500 with resistance close to the 73300 level.
Gold remains stuck in a range with investors positioning for a flurry of U.S. economic data to gauge the Federal Reserve's rate path, while global central banks' buying offers underlying support.
Markets plunged sharply today, losing nearly 6% and erasing the gains of the past four months
Markets started the week strongly, gaining over 3% primarily due to exit poll numbers indicating political stability
The precious metal is trading sideways after Friday's Personal Consumption Expenditures data showed U.S. inflation had stabilized, slightly boosting hopes for an earlier cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
Gold prices remain subdued as investors look forward to the key U.S inflation figures that will shape the Federal Reserve's thinking on interest rates when it meets mid-June.
Markets traded under pressure on the monthly expiry day, losing nearly a percent in line with the prevailing trend
Markets continued their corrective trend for another session, losing over half a percent.
It was a subdued session as expected, with the Nifty fluctuating within a narrow range and closing slightly lower.
Markets experienced volatility and ended nearly unchanged, pausing after the recent surge.
The session turned out to be highly favorable for participants as the Nifty reclaimed its record high, gaining over one and a half percent.
Gold prices have eased after the recent gains as investors strapped in for minutes from the Federal Reserve's most recent policy meeting for further insights on the timeline for interest rate cuts.
The market experienced volatility and ended nearly unchanged, maintaining the prevailing trend.
Gold prices have eased a bit as the U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers stuck to a cautious tone on monetary policy and investors locked in profits after bullion hit an all-time high in the previous session.
Gold trades sideways currently but prices appear set for a second consecutive weekly gain,
The market exhibited volatility during trading hours but managed to gain nearly one percent, indicating a continuation of its recovery trend
Gold prices inched up on Thursday following a sharp rise in the previous session as the dollar and bond yields weakened after the U.S. consumer inflation data boosted the likelihood of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve as early as September. Day’s support lies near 72600 with resistance close to the 73500 level.
Gold futures are trading flat as the markets favor the U.S. dollar. The dollar has gained ahead of the release of the U.S. Producer Price Index data later Tuesday and the consumer price index Wednesday.
The week kicked off with market volatility, but by the end, it managed to eke out marginal gains. Initially bearish sentiments gave way to a recovery, particularly among key heavyweights, which not only erased losses but also propelled the index to close near the day’s peak at 22,125.50. Sector-wise, there was a mixed bag, with pharma, metal, and realty sectors witnessing gains, while auto and energy sectors saw declines.
Gold is currently facing difficulty in trading upwards as investors wait for the key U.S. inflation data due later this week,
The markets experienced a rebound following a sharp decline on Thursday, closing with modest gains.
Gold has strengthened and on track for its best week since early April, as weak U.S. employment figures fueled bets of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year. Day’s support lies near 72500 with resistance close to the 73200 level
The market resumed its corrective stance following a day of consolidation, experiencing a decline of nearly one and a half percent.
Market volatility persisted, ultimately resulting in marginal changes as they paused following a recent decline.
Markets edged lower and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing trend. After the flat start, the Nifty inched gradually lower as the day progressed and finally settled at 22,302 level.
The market began the week quietly and concluded with little change, influenced by mixed signals
Once again, the markets experienced significant volatility, ending the day with a loss of nearly one percent.
Gold prices were poised for a second straight weekly decline, although bullion held nearly steady on Friday as investors remained cautious ahead of the U.S. non-farm payrolls data that could provide cues on the Federal Reserve's rate cut timeline. MCX gold’s support lies near 70300 with resistance close to the 70950 level.
Trading in the markets remained lackluster, closing marginally higher amid a blend of signals.
Gold has given back morning session gains and prices are nearing a four-week low, as investors continued to assess the Federal Reserve’s policy decision.
Market started the week on a strong note and gained nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold is trading with a positive bias although lack of any economic data for the evening session has curbed the upside.
Markets witnessed profit taking on Friday and shed over half a percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold is trading in a narrow band as the market's attention turns to upcoming U.S. economic data
Markets edged higher for the third successive session and posted modest gains, tracking favorable global cues.
Gold markets have turned bearish of late as the Middle East worries have reduced in the recent week. MCX gold’s support lies near 70000 with resistance close to the 70650 level.
Markets strengthened recovery and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to Friday’s rebound.
Gold is presently trading with a weak bias. The concerns have reduced over the potential of full-scale war between Israel and Iran and the market now focuses on the upcoming US economic data. Gold’s support lies near 71500 with resistance close to the 72150 level.
Gold continues trading with a positive bias as the safe haven demand investments has improved further after reports of Iran’s fresh attack on Israel.
It turned out to be a volatile day as Nifty swung sharply on both sides and finally shed nearly half a percent.
Gold has traded in a narrow range but with a positive bias as the safe haven demand investments continue
Market extended decline for the third successive session and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective move
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over a percent, in continuation to Friday’s fall
Gold prices have stabilized after morning session’s weakness and prepares for an upside pull now.
Gold prices climbed to hit a historic peak as central bank purchases amid geopolitical tensions sustained the momentum for the yellow metal, and the strong U.S. economic data failed to dampen the bullion's allure.
Markets edged higher and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold futures are trading with a positive bias as the market focus turns to a crucial U.S.
Markets traded volatile and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained over half a percent, tracking favorable cues
It turned out to be a muted session on Friday as Nifty oscillated in a narrow range and ended almost unchanged
Gold prices were headed for their third straight week of gains ahead of the much-awaited U.S. non-farm payrolls data, supported by the strong safe-haven inflows and prospects for lower U.S. interest rates this year.
Gold prices posted their fifth straight record peak on Thursday as Federal Reserve officials reiterated expectations of interest rate cuts in 2024, even if their timing was unclear
Market traded volatile for yet another session and ended on a flat note, tracking mixed cues
Gold futures are presently finding difficulty in trading upwards as the participants remain cautious ahead of the key evening data releases
Gold futures are trending firm in response to a stable dollar and lower U.S. Treasury yields
Gold prices edged higher as investors awaited U.S. inflation data that could offer fresh clues about when the Federal Reserve will start easing its monetary policy.
Market traded lackluster and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold continues facing resistance in moving upwards because of strength in the US dollar
Gold markets have steadied after the morning gains amid investors positioning ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision.
Gold is trading with a soft bias as investors positioned ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision and a series of other central bank meetings this week.
Gold prices have steadied after previous day’s falls amid lack of any major releases for the evening session.
Markets traded volatile for yet another session and ended almost unchanged, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold prices have steadied after previous day’s gains with investors cautious for inputs from the upcoming US inflation data.
Gold trades with a positive tone and posts a fresh record high as weakness in the dollar continues.
Gold trades with a positive tone amid weakness in the dollar but the market waits for the key economic data and speeches scheduled for this evening.
Gold has extended the gains supported by subdued U.S. manufacturing and construction spending, as investors awaited testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and key jobs data later this week.
Gold trades in the positive territory amid weakness in the dollar in addition to the last week’s U.S. data pointed to signs of slowing inflation, affirming investor expectations of the first rate cut of the year in June.
Markets started the week on a muted note and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices have established a one-month high on Friday and were set for a second weekly gain as the latest U.S. data pointed to signs of slowing inflation, affirming investor expectations of the first rate cut of the year in June.
Markets traded volatile on the monthly expiry day but managed to end marginally higher.
Markets edged lower and lost over a percent, pressurized by weakness in the select heavyweights.
Markets traded volatile for yet another session and managed to end marginally higher amid mixed cues.
Gold prices are trading firm on a softer dollar but the gains are moderate as investors wait for a major U.S. inflation figure due later this week, which could provide more insight on when the Federal Reserve may begin decreasing interest rates.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost nearly half a percent, in the absence of any major trigger.
Gold trades with a positive bias amid a weak tone in the dollar. Support is near the 61800 mark with resistance close to the 62600 level.
Markets oscillated sharply on both sides and finally ended the session with a gain of nearly a percent.
Markets recovered strongly in the final hour of the trade to close at record high levels, continuing its winning streak for straight six sessions in a row.
Markets continued to scale higher for the fifth consecutive session and witnessed a record closing at 22122.25 gaining nearly 0.32 percent.
Gold trades range bound but finds difficulty in trading above the immediate resistances.
Markets showed tremendous resilience amid weak global cues and gained nearly half a percent.
Markets traded volatile in a narrow range and finally ended with gains of nearly half a percent
Gold has traded with a positive tone as the market anticipates that the upcoming US CPI report can give fresh perspective on the timing of the Federal Reserve's first rate cut.
Gold trades with light volatility as the investors focus remains glued over the upcoming inflation data for this week.
Markets remained volatile and ended marginally higher, taking a breather after Thursday’s slide. After the flat start, the Nifty oscillated sharply on both sides and finally settled around the day’s high.
Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar’s strength is being countered from increase in the haven demand following increasing middle conflict risks.
Gold trades in a tight range ahead of the initial jobless claims release in addition to participants keenly waiting for the speeches by Federal Reserve officials through the week that could give further clues on when the U.S. central bank may start easing its monetary policy.
Gold trades in a tight range ahead of speeches by Federal Reserve officials through the week that could give further clues on when the U.S. central bank may start easing its monetary policy.
Markets reversed Monday’s decline and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation range.
Gold trades with a weak tone as the dollar and Treasury yields have jumped up while the better than expected US labour market data, released last week continues weighing over the trader’s mind-set.
It turned out to be a roller coaster ride for participants on Friday as the benchmark oscillated sharply on both sides and ended with modest gains.
Gold trades with a positive tone as the dollar and Treasury yields retreated, while traders awaited key U.S. jobs data due later in the day for clues on when the Federal Reserve could start rate cuts.
Gold has moved in a tight range Gold prices, as investors reduced their bets of swift and deep U.S. rate cuts in the light of a resilient economy, ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision later in the day.
Gold has moved in a tight range as traders awaited the U.S. central bank's decision on key policy rates and remarks from Chair Jerome Powell.
Gold prices have steadied ahead of the US Q4 GDP and the US initial Jobless claims data. Strength in the dollar has capped the upside moves till now.
Markets took a breather after Tuesday’s slide and gained nearly a percent amid volatility.
Gold prices continued finding strength on the weaker U.S. dollar, while investors looked forward to more U.S. economic data this week that could set the tone for the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week.
Gold prices have rebounded helped by a weaker U.S. dollar, while investors looked forward to more U.S. economic data this week that could set the tone for the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week.
Gold has drifted higher buoyed by a weaker U.S. dollar, but was set to log its biggest weekly decline in six after the Federal Reserve countered wider market expectations of an early interest rate cut.
Gold prices have shown some recovery but the tone is still weak amid strength in the dollar index, and rise in the US Treasury yields.
Gold prices are trading with a downward bias, hurt by a strengthening dollar and Treasury yields, as markets wait to hear remarks from several Federal Reserve officials this week to further gauge the central bank's monetary policy path.
Market started the week on an upbeat note and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to Friday’s move.
Gold trades with a positive tone amid increase in safe haven demand because of fears pertaining to further escalation in the Middle East conflict.
Markets traded dull and settled almost unchanged, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold finds difficulty in moving upwards since morning but the downside is capped as well.
Markets traded volatile for yet another session and ended marginally higher amid mixed cues.
Gold finds difficulty in moving upwards in the present term. Market participants will keep an eye on the inflation data from the US later this week.
Gold has steadied after the morning hour weakness but unable to sustain above the intermediate resistances.
Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices have trended lower amid strong trend of the dollar and cautious stance amongst investors ahead of the FOMC minutes.
Markets traded volatile for yet another session and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices have trended firm amid improving invest demand and the existing geopolitical tensions.
Markets started the calendar year on a volatile note and finally settled almost unchanged.
Markets took a breather on the final trading session of the calendar year and settled with a modest cut
Gold prices have trended lower amid profit taking and thin trading activity ahead of the New Year.
Markets continued to edge higher and gained nearly half a percent on the monthly expiry day.
Gold prices have surrendered some of the morning gains but the tone remains positive amid easing rate cut concerns.
Markets edged higher for the fourth successive session and reclaimed their record high, thanks to supportive global cues.
Gold trades with a positive tone amid weakness in the dollar index and the recent go-ahead received by the US FED, on the back of softer than expected U.S. personal consumption expenditure data, released last Friday.
Gold markets are range bound presently but the tone has been positive after receiving the go-ahead from softer than expected U.S. personal consumption expenditure data last Friday, which validates the dovish rate expectations priced by markets.
Gold prices have turned range bound ahead of the US GDP and the Initial Jobless Claims releases.
Markets witnessed a bout of profit taking and lost nearly one and a half percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices have steadied above the key $2,000 level, buoyed by expectations of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts next year, while investors awaited U.S. inflation numbers due later this week.
Gold trades with a positive bias yet lacks the required since a slight uptick in the dollar countered support from falling Treasury yields, while investors await U.S. economic data due this week that could further illuminate the Federal Reserve's interest rate path.
Markets started the week on a muted note and ended marginally lower, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold struggles for momentum as the investors look forward to U.S. inflation data due later this week for more clarity on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path after a dovish pivot last week.
Markets extended gains and settled around the day’s high, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold prices have surrendered some of the morning gains but the tone remains positive amid easing rate cut concerns.
Markets resumed uptrend after a breather and gained over a percent, tracking favorable global cues.
Gold prices have surrendered some of the morning gains but the tone remains positive amid easing rate cut concerns.
Markets ended marginally higher amid volatility, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices have edged up on Wednesday, buoyed by weaker Treasury yields, but bullion was still near its lowest in over three weeks as the dollar inched higher ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and policy outlook.
Markets made a subdued start to the week and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices are attempting to pull back after trading in the negative territory during the morning hours.
Gold prices have steadied ahead of the evening session’s releases and the commodity is poised for first weekly drop in four before US jobs data.
Gold trades with a soft tone mainly due to uncertainty over the timing of the monetary policy easing.
Markets extended gains for the seventh session in a row and rose nearly half a percent.
Gold trades with a soft tone mainly due to uncertainty over the timing of the monetary policy easing.
Markets edged higher for yet another session and gained nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing up move.
Gold has been range bound but trading with a negative bias, since the opening hour as the bonds and the dollar steadied amid investors’ tempered expectations for cuts to U.S. interest rates and waited on U.S. jobs data.
Markets witnessed fireworks at the beginning of the week and gained two percent, in continuation of the prevailing uptrend.
Gold has edged down after scaling a record high but the tone is positive with growing confidence that the U.S.
Gold prices have turned range bound amid lack of clues from the US markets which remain closed on account of the Thanksgiving holiday.
It turned out to be a dull session as the benchmark ended unchanged after trading in a narrow band.
Gold prices have eased a bit but are trading with a positive bias currently on the back of the weaker U.S. dollar and lower treasury yields.
Markets remained range-bound and settled almost unchanged, in line with the global peers.
US Gold trades with a positive and holding above the $2000 level as expectations of an end to the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hike cycle kept the dollar and U.S. bond yields subdued.
Markets managed to gain nearly half a percent amid volatility, thanks to firm global cues.
Gold prices are off last session's two-week highs on Monday as U.S. Treasury yields bounced back, with investors looking forward to the minutes of the Federal Reserve's last meeting to gauge the U.S. central bank's policy stance.
Gold trades with a positive tone, as the precious metal experiences an investor comeback after easing price pressures in the US indicated rate hikes will most likely hit pause.
Gold prices are surfacing near three-week lows as safe-haven demand spurred by the Middle East conflict have slowed of late, while investors awaited comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for more clues on interest rates.
Markets remained range-bound and ended marginally in the green, in continuation of Tuesday’s move.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly a percent, in continuation of the recent rebound.
Gold has stabilized after Friday’s gains, with traders weighing the recent economic data and geopolitical risk impact.
Gold is in a holding pattern ahead of today’s jobs data and is unlikely to move ahead of the release.
Markets edged marginally lower in a dull session, taking a breather after the recent rebound.
Gold traded with a positive tone and seems poised to register its biggest monthly gains since November.
Markets extended rebound and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation to Friday’s move.
Markets took a breather after three days of successive falls and gained nearly a percent.
Gold prices are poised for a third consecutive weekly gain as the Middle East conflict kept investors drawn towards safety of bullion despite a higher-for-longer U.S. interest rate backdrop.
Markets plunged sharply lower for the third successive session and lost nearly one and a half percent.
Gold has sustained their upward swing for a second straight week, up more than 7% for the period.
Markets reversed Tuesday’s move and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold trades higher from a combination of geopolitical risk premium on fears of a prolonged conflict, the momentum after breaking above key technical levels and stagflation risks due to high oil prices.
Gold consolidates after flight-to-safety surge, and markets cautious ahead of economic data and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech this week, which could steer upcoming interest rate decisions.
Gold prices fell on Monday due to technical selling after a strong rally in the previous session, although concerns over potential escalation of conflict in the Middle East kept bullion above the psychologically key 58500 level.
It turned out to be a roller coaster ride for participants as the Nifty oscillated sharply on both sides and finally settled marginally lower.
Gold prices are trading higher and are on the way to mark their best week since mid-March as U.S. bond yields lowered; increasing the appeal of U.S. dollar-backed bullion as markets price in a chance that Fed's rate increase cycle has come to an end.
Markets edged higher and gained over half a percent, in continuation to Tuesday’s rebound.
Markets rebounded sharply after Monday’s slide and gained nearly a percent amid mixed cues.
Gold prices hit their highest in more than a week on increased market uncertainty due to conflict in the Middle East, as the dovish remarks from top U.S. Federal Reserve officials weighed on the dollar and bond yields.
Gold extended Friday’s gains as the Israel-Hamas conflict extended into a third day, raising geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Markets remained volatile for yet another week and managed to end flat amid mixed cues.
Gold prices are stuck in a tight range, hovering near seven-month lows, as investors held back from making big bets ahead of U.S. non-farm payrolls data that could influence the Federal Reserve interest rate path.
Gold prices held steady as Treasury yields pulled back from 16-year highs and investors awaited U.S. jobs data for more clarity on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path.
Gold has held near a seven-month low as a sell-off in the U.S. bond markets lifted yields after economic data raised worries that interest rates will likely remain high.
Markets started the week with a cut over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Markets made a recovery attempt after Thursday’s fall and managed to close half a percent higher.
Markets resumed a negative tone after the recent breather and lost nearly a percent on the monthly expiry day.
Gold prices remain subdued, having slid to their lowest in about six months in the last session, as an elevated U.S. dollar and Treasury yields continued to exert pressure on the non-yielding metal.
Gold prices dropped to their lowest levels in more than a month, weighed down by an assurgent U.S. dollar as markets made adjustments to a higher-for-longer interest rate scenario.
Gold prices are trading under pressure amid rise in the US dollar and treasury and investors looking forward to inflation data later this week.
Markets started the week on a muted note and ended unchanged, taking a breather after the recent slide.
Gold prices eased as the U.S. dollar stood strong after U.S. Federal Reserve officials flagged that interest rates would remain higher for longer, although moves were limited as investors look forward to inflation data later this week.
Markets extended decline and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices edged higher following weak economic data out of Europe and a week of key central banks deciding to stand pat on interest rates, although a stronger dollar kept bullion gains in check.
Gold futures have been trading with a soft bias as the Fed reinforced higher-for-longer rates outlook.
Gold hit one-week highs on Monday ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision this week, where it is overwhelmingly expected to keep interest rates steady.
Markets extended gains for the third successive week and made a new record high as well.
Gold futures have recovered from the previous day’s decline. An increase in the Jobless claims data seems to offer support for the market.
Gold futures are trading slightly lower below 58500 due to concerns about potential interest rate hikes following the latest U.S. consumer price inflation data, which met expectations.
Gold prices held near two-week lows on Wednesday as higher U.S. bond yields weighed on bullion's appeal, while traders kept their eyes peeled for U.S. inflation data that could shape the Federal Reserve's interest rate path.
Gold inched lower on Tuesday due to a slight uptick in the dollar, although prices held a narrow range ahead of a widely watched U.S. inflation print that could provide more clarity on the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory.
Markets made a robust start to the week and gained nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold has recovered from Friday’s decline as the dollar retreated from highs but the Fed remains concerned with raising rates too high now as they are seeing significant signs that inflation is beginning to move in the right direction.
Gold has firmed as the dollar retreated from highs but the bullion is still set for a weekly fall as traders looked beyond a widely expected pause by the Federal Reserve this month to focus on persistently robust U.S. data.
Gold is holding below the $1,921 an ounce level, facing pressure from a rallying dollar as stronger-than-expected US services sector data raised inflationary and rate hike concerns.
Markets traded volatile and ended marginally higher, in continuation to the prevailing recovery phase.
Gold has recovered from the morning lows as shorts preferred covering the positions ahead of the PMI releases.
Markets consolidated in a range and ended marginally higher, taking a breather after the recent rebound.
Gold slipped to a one-week low as investors sought the U.S. dollar after weak data in China, although rising expectations for a pause in interest rate increases by the U.S. Federal Reserve limited losses.
Gold has edged higher today, buoyed by a slight pullback in the U.S. dollar as market participants grew more confident the Federal Reserve may have finished raising interest rates.
Markets started the September series with a strong rebound and gained nearly a percent.
Gold prices have firmed as investors braced for U.S. jobs data that could confirm the economy's recent cooling trend and reduced rate hike expectations that have set gold on track for its second straight week of gains.
Markets traded volatile on the monthly expiry day and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to Wednesday’s fall.
Gold prices are supported by lower than forecast US second quarter GDP numbers which showed that the economy expanded by 2.1% versus the expectation of 2.4 %.
Gold has steadied after previous day’s gains as traders positioned for more U.S. economic readings that could further alter the odds of another interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Markets remained range bound for the second consecutive session and ended almost unchanged.
Gold has edged higher as bond yields drifted lower, while markets looked to upcoming data on the U.S. labor market and inflation that is expected to influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next month.
It turned out to be a roller coaster ride on Friday as Nifty oscillated on both sides and ended lower.
Gold has edged up from five-month lows as the dollar and bond yields retreated, with bullion headed for another weekly decline as encouraging data from the U.S. reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve was not done with hiking rates.
Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices traded flat on Wednesday, a day after breaching the key $1,900 support level on strong U.S. consumer spending data fueling speculation that the Federal Reserve was not done with its interest rate hiking cycle.
Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective tone.
Gold trades with a positive bias after the previous day’s decline. The fall was moderated after data showed that the U.S. consumer prices increased moderately in July, indicating that US FED at the end of its rate hike cycle.
Gold has been trading in a narrow range with investors looking forward to the upcoming CPI numbers.
Gold has been trading in a narrow range with investors looking forward to the upcoming CPI numbers.
Markets traded dull and ended marginally lower, taking a pause after the recent bounce.
Gold prices have trended lower since yesterday when the FED Governor indicated that additional interest rate hikes are still needed to tame inflation.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation to Friday’s rebound.
Gold prices have receded today as the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields gained after traders digested Friday's jobs report, with attention turning to U.S. inflation data later this week.
Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold has steadied above $1,930 an ounce but was still set to end the week lower, pressured by a strong dollar and rising Treasury yields amid a series of solid US economic data this week.
Gold has steadied after data showing deterioration in euro zone business activity triggered some safe-haven inflows, but held near the three-week lows on a stronger dollar and higher bond yields.
Markets started the week on a positive note and gained over half a percent, tracking supportive global cues.
Gold is trading with a firm tone amid easing rate hike concerns and the market shall look for cues from the upcoming Chicago PMI data.
Gold and silver Look for support after the strong US growth propelled the Dollar Higher A valid support is near the 58600 level, resistance at 59350.
Markets traded volatile in a narrow band and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation of Friday’s decline.
Gold prices are trading steadily as market participants remain cautious ahead of the key Federal Reserve meeting
Gold now attempts from the morning lows amid participants taking cues from the latest housing start numbers, which have shown a decline of 8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.43 million units last month.
Markets remained range bound but finally ended around the day’s high, in continuation of the prevailing uptrend.
Gold prices have steadied near the eight-week highs reached in the previous session after economic data raised expectations that the U.S.
Markets traded volatile and settled marginally higher, taking a breather after two days of advance.
Gold prices have edged up on a dollar that was close to hitting its lowest in over a year, while traders waited for retail sales data from the United States to gauge any impact on the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening path.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to Friday’s surge.
Gold trades with a positive bias amid weak tone in the dollar index, lower US treasury yields and easing concerns regarding the rate hike fears.
Markets surged strongly on Friday and inched closer to the record high, tracking firm global cues.
Gold rose on Friday as the dollar hovered near a month’s low, but expectations of more U.S. interest rate hikes this year capped gains.
Gold is holding in a tight range as the market is cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting concluding later in the day.
Gold is holding in a tight range as the market is cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting concluding later in the day.
Markets traded dull but managed to end marginally in the green, thanks to firm global cues.
Gold prices have moved up on a weaker dollar, as investors positioned for key U.S. economic data and clues on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path at its meeting this week.
Markets edged lower and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the previous session’s fall.
Gold prices dipped on Friday although hopes of a likely pause on interest rate hikes by the U.S. central bank kept bullion on track for a weekly gain.
Gold prices are trading in a narrow range as the traders are cautious in taking big positions ahead of the fresh economic data and the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate strategy next week.
Gold prices are trading with a positive bias but have traded in a narrow range as traders refrained from making big bets while positioning for fresh economic data and the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate strategy next week.
Gold prices were on track on Friday for their biggest weekly rise since early April, buoyed by hopes the U.S. Federal Reserve would not raise interest rates at its policy meeting this month.
Gold at COMEX has recovered from morning session weakness and trades above the 1954 support level. MCX gold trades near the 60000 level.
Gold at COMEX is trading firm and remains comfortably above the 1,950 an ounce support. Fresh cues are expected from the Jolt’s Opening as well as the Chicago PMI data.
Markets managed to end higher in a range bound session, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold at COMEX is trading firm and has broken the 1,950 an ounce resistance, on expectations of CB consumer sentiment data to be below the previous number.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation to Friday’s surge.
Gold held below $1,950 an ounce on Monday, remaining close to its lowest level in two months, weighed down by hawkish US Federal Reserve bets and news that a tentative US debt ceiling deal was reached over the weekend.
Markets ended a 2-week long consolidation phase and gained over one and a half percent.
Markets edged higher on Friday and gained nearly a percent, making a strong start for the June expiry.
Gold prices have recouped some Losses since morning as shorts covered, while monitoring the US Debt Ceiling related news.
Markets traded volatile and settled marginally lower, taking a breather after the recent up move.
Gold has been stuck in a range amid caution ahead of clearer inputs with respect to the ceiling related decision, and the upcoming FOMC minutes.
Gold gas traded with a soft bias till now amid hawkish comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve officials, in addition to caution ahead of clearer inputs with respect to the ceiling related decision.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained over half a percent, in continuation to Friday's rebound.
Gold prices inched higher on Monday on a softer dollar, while some traders remained on the side-lines as they looked for more clarity around the U.S. debt ceiling negotiations and the Federal Reserve's interest rate path.
Markets traded volatile and lost over half a percent, in continuation to Tuesday’s fall.
Gold trades with a softer bias as the investors are cautious ahead of the FOMC speeches, in addition to the retail sales data release.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly half a percent amid mixed cues.
Gold has edged higher today as the U.S. debt ceiling stalemate and concerns of an economic slowdown steered some traders towards the safe-haven metal and preservation of wealth.
Markets traded volatile in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent volatile swings.
Gold prices are trading in a narrow range since morning and the bias is slightly on the negative side.
Markets traded dull and lost nearly half a percent, citing caution ahead of the outcome of the US Fed meet.
Markets started the week on a positive note and gained nearly half a percent, in continuation to the trend.
Gold prices stuck to a relatively narrow range on Tuesday as investors braced for hints on future interest rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
Gold has witnessed limited price action since morning as the investors look ahead to the Federal Reserve's policy move next week.
Markets traded in a narrow range and ended marginally higher, mirroring Tuesday’s move.
Gold prices hovered around the important mark of $2,000 per ounce as investors sought clarity on the trajectory of the Federal Reserve's rate hike from US economic data.
Gold prices are little changed till now as investors shied away from making big bets ahead of U.S. economic data that could determine the Federal Reserve's rate-hike strategy.
Gold prices are finding difficulty in sustaining higher as the dollar has steadied after the morning decline.
Markets remained in a consolidation mood and ended almost unchanged, in absence of any major trigger.
Gold prices have reversed the morning gains as the dollar rose, on course to a weekly loss, while investors remained focused on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve would pause its tightening cycle after delivering one more rate hike next month.
Markets traded lackluster for yet another session and ended almost unchanged on the weekly expiry day.
Markets settled marginally lower in a dull trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets oscillated in a narrow range and ended marginally lower, in continuation of Monday’s decline.
Markets started the week on a subdued note and lost over half a percent, taking a breather after a recent surge.
Gold trades with a positive bias on reports of strong demand from the institutional buyers.
Markets traded volatile in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar is weak, and there are enhanced the expectations regarding a softer stance to be adopted by the FED in context to the rate hikes, in the near future.
Markets extended a positive tone for the eighth successive session and gained nearly half a percent.
Gold started Wednesday's session on a strong note ahead of key inflation data from the US and Federal Reserve policy minutes.
Gold started Wednesday's session on a strong note ahead of key inflation data from the US and Federal Reserve policy minutes.
Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar gave up some of its gains as European markets reopened after the Easter holidays, while traders positioned for more economic data for clues on the global rate-hike path.
Markets continue to edge higher for the fourth successive session and gained nearly a percent.
Gold futures are hovering at their highest level since prices soared following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, amid a sliding dollar and optimism over a pause in interest-rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
Markets traded range bound and ended marginally higher, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Markets managed to gain nearly a percent on the monthly expiry day amid excessive volatility.
Gold prices have steadied after the morning losses and expected to trade with a positive bias due to weakness in the dollar.
Markets traded lackluster and ended marginally in the red, in absence of any major trigger.
Gold prices are trading with a positive bias amid the weak tone perceived in the dollar.
Markets reversed Wednesday’s gain and lost over half a percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices are set to break their three-session upside move, weighed down by a firmer dollar and as bullion's outlook remains clouded by prospects of further interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Markets started the March month on a positive note and gained nearly a percent, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold trades with a positive bias mainly due to a corrective phase against the oversold situation.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Sentiments in gold remain soft on reducing demand appeal for the commodity due to positive economic data released last week.
Sentiments in gold have softened after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting indicated that the U.S. central bank would likely keep interest rates higher for longer to check high inflation.
Markets remained volatile on the monthly expiry day and closed marginally lower, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices have gone down after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting indicated that the U.S. central bank would likely keep interest rates higher for longer to check high inflation.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over one and a half percent, tracking weak global cues.
Gold continues trading with a soft bias as there is strength in the dollar while concerns regarding further interest rate hikes by the U.S. FED still persists.
Markets traded volatile in a narrow band and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold continues trading with a soft bias as there is strength in the dollar while concerns regarding further interest rate hikes by the U.S. FED still persists.
Gold has traded with weak undertone as the latest retail sales data was positive and above the market expectations.
Markets edged higher for the second consecutive session and gained nearly half a percent amid mixed cues.
Gold has trended lower till now as the dollar firmed after data showed U.S. inflation rose last month at its slowest pace since late 2021, reinforcing investor concerns that the Federal Reserve would persist with monetary policy tightening.
Gold markets are trading with a positive bias amid weakness in the dollar, but the upside is limited as the investors wait for the CPI release.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost nearly half a percent, tracking weak global cues.
Gold prices struggled for direction as investors continued to weigh remarks from Federal Chairman Jerome Powell and the reaction in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yield.
Markets resumed recovery after two days of subdued move and gained nearly a percent, supported by upbeat global cues.
Gold is trading with a positive tone amid weakness in the dollar and last day’s Fed comments perceived as dovish by the market.
Markets started the week on a subdued note and lost nearly half a percent, tracking feeble global cues.
It turned out to be a muted session on Thursday as the Nifty index oscillated in a narrow range and ended almost unchanged.
Gold rose sharply for yet another session as the overnight comments from the FED was considered as dovish by the market.
Markets witnessed a roller coaster ride on the Union Budget day but eventually settled with a marginal cut.
Gold rose sharply in the MCX due to support from the hike in customs duty on silver, which was raised from 6 percent to 14.35 percent.
Markets traded dull in a narrow range and ended marginally in the green, in continuation of the rebound of the previous session.
Gold prices fell today as investor attention moved to several central bank meetings this week for more clarity on their rate hike strategies, with key focus on the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Markets ended marginally higher amid volatility, taking a breather after Friday’s fall.
Gold prices edged lower as investor attention moved to several central bank meetings this week for more clarity on their rate hike strategies, with key focus on the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Markets finally ended a month-long consolidation phase with a breakdown and lost over 1.5%.
Gold has traded with a weaker bias since morning as the previous day’s robust U.S. economic data was seen as fodder for the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates high for longer.
Markets plunged sharply lower on the monthly expiry day and ended with a cut of over a percent.
Gold prices held steady on Wednesday, hovering near a nine-month peak touched in the previous session on expectations of slower interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Markets ended almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold has traded with an upward bias as a weaker dollar and hopes of slower U.S. interest rate hikes have boosted its safe-haven bullion's appeal.
Gold has traded with an upward bias as a weaker dollar and hopes of slower U.S. interest rate hikes have boosted its safe-haven bullion's appeal.
Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly half a percent, pressurised by feeble global cues.
Gold has traded with an upward bias and prices are on track for a fifth straight weekly gain, as a weaker dollar and hopes of slower U.S. interest rate hikes boosted safe-haven bullion's appeal.
Gold prices are facing resistance in moving upwards as the dollar has steadied against the recent deprecation.
Markets started the week on a subdued note and lost nearly half a percent amid mixed cues.
Gold prices took a breather from Friday’s gains as the dollar firmed, although expectations that the U.S.
Markets traded volatile for yet another session and ended with gains of over half a percent.
Markets remained in the consolidation mood for yet another week and ended with modest gains.
Gold markets have trended firm since morning on expectations of slower rate hikes by the FED.
Markets traded volatile in a narrow range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after Tuesday’s decline.
Gold markets have shown a positive trend since morning and the rise has been gradual, till now
Markets plunged lower and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Markets started the first week of the calendar year on a subdued note and lost nearly a percent and a half, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices were little changed on Friday as cautious investors positioned themselves for key U.S. jobs data, but the safe-haven bullion was still bound for a third straight weekly gain.
Gold prices firmed with the market's attention turning to minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting due after market hours.
Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets witnessed profit taking on the final trading day of the calendar year and lost nearly half a percent.
Markets remained volatile on the last trading week of 2022 but finally ended higher, taking a breather after the recent decline.
Markets traded volatile on the monthly expiry day and ended marginally higher amid mixed signals.
Gold prices are trading steadily as the US dollar and Treasury yields eased, while market participants awaited new indications on the Federal Reserve's rate hike plans.
Gold markets were pressured today as the dollar firmed and Treasury yields remained elevated.
Markets gained over half a percent in a range-bound session, tracking firm global cues.
Gold trades with an upward bias as the softening dollar index keeps sentiments positive in the bullion market.
Markets started the week on a strong note and gained over a percent, taking a breather after the recent slide.
The commodity markets are trading in a confined range as the global markets are closed due to the Christmas holidays.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over two percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective trend.
Markets remained under pressure for the third successive week and shed over two and a half percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Markets remained under pressure for yet another session and ended marginally lower amid mixed cues.
Gold prices consolidated in a narrow range as cautious investors awaited US economic data releases later in the day that may influence the Federal Reserve's interest-rate raising timeline.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over one percent amid the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices eased in a tight range on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar firmed, although bullion was not far from a one-week high scaled in the previous session as traders looked ahead to impending economic data later this week.
Markets traded volatile and ended marginally lower, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold has traded with an upward bias as the dollar dipped, although lingering worries about further interest rate hikes from the US Federal Reserve may restrict the gains during the evening session.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained nearly a percent, taking a breather after the recent slide.
Gold has traded with an upward bias till now as a softer dollar countered pressure on the non-yielding bullion from expectations of higher interest rates in the United States for longer than earlier expected.
Markets drifted lower and lost over half a percent, in continuation of yesterday’s fall.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost nearly one and a half percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices hold above the 54600 level as signs of cooling U.S. inflation have lifted expectations the Federal Reserve will adopt a less aggressive policy stance later in the day.
Markets witnessed a breather and gained over half a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Markets started the week on a volatile note and ended almost unchanged, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Markets remained range bound and ended marginally higher, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold has trended upwards since morning and has gained approximately 0.50 percent over the previous closing.
Markets witnessed profit-taking and lost over half a percent, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Markets made a new record high in the passing week and gained nearly a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold has trended upwards since morning and has gained approximately 1 percent over the previous closing.
Markets managed to inch higher and gained nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold has trended upwards since morning amid weakness in the dollar, and lack of any major bearish news in the market.
Gold is finding support after the morning weakness as the dollar trades under pressure.
Markets resumed an uptrend after taking a breather for a week and gained over a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Markets ended almost unchanged amid volatility, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold has steadied after the morning strength and the market remains cautious on expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates at a slower pace in the near term.
Gold trades with a positive bias and the gain comes as the dollar trades with a weaker tone.
Markets consolidated in a narrow range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices traded lower after marking its worst week in five, pressured by a rise in the dollar while traders awaited further cues on central banks’ interest rates strategy.
Markets traded volatile and ended marginally lower, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over half a percent, in continuation to the previous session’s fall
Markets ended flat after four weeks of successive rise, taking a breather before making a new record high.
Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar has stabilized while investors gauge the economic cues from the United States for the pace of future interest rate hikes.
Markets gained nearly half a percent in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Markets started the week on a muted note and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices have extended the previous day’s upside rally in response to the weakening dollar.
Gold prices have extended the previous day’s upside rally and are currently up nearly 0.50 percent.
Markets traded volatile on the weekly expiry day and lost over half a percent, tracking weakness in the global markets.
Gold prices have eased after the previous day’s gains as cautious investors positioned ahead of US inflation data due today.
Markets managed to end with modest gains in a range-bound session, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Markets extended consolidation for yet another session and gained nearly half a per cent.
Gold prices are trending higher as the hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell dashed hopes around easing of monetary tightening from December.
Markets traded volatile on the weekly expiry day and ended marginally lower amid mixed cues.
Gold prices are trending lower after the rate cut announcement by the US Federal Reserve.
Markets traded dull and ended marginally lower, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices are trending upwards as the US dollar and bond yields have gone down, with the focus turning to a key Federal Reserve announcement for cues on whether it would scale back or retain its aggressive stance on interest rates hikes.
Markets started the week on a robust note and gained over a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Markets oscillated in a range and ended marginally higher, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets ended with modest gains on the expiry day of October month derivatives contracts amid mixed cues.
Markets settled almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, in absence of any major trigger.
Markets maintained consolidation bias on the weekly expiry day and ended marginally higher.
Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile session, taking a breather after the recent rebound.
Gold prices were down during the morning session mainly due to the dollar strength but have shown a moderate pullback in the last couple of hours.
Gold prices were firm during the morning session but have eased in the last couple of hours.
Markets settled with a cut of over half a percent in the passing week amid excessive choppiness.
It seems like a pause after a recent fall and the trend may resume soon. The performance of banking and financials would remain critical in near future.
Gold prices have dropped today as pressure from the dollar increased amid more hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve.
Markets remained under pressure and lost nearly one and a half percent amid the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices are trending lower taking their cues from the build-up in rate-hike expectations from last week, brought on by the hotter-than-expected U.S. job report.
Markets started the week with nearly half a percent cut, pressurized by weak global cues.
Markets took a pause after the recent rebound and ended almost unchanged, in absence of any major trigger.
Markets ended a 3-week long losing streak and gained nearly one and a half percent amid mixed cues.
Gold prices moved little as investors awaited key U.S. nonfarm payrolls data for more cues on the world's largest economy, but were headed for a second straight week of gains as pressure from the dollar eased.
Gold prices edged higher as treasury yields retreated, although gains were limited after stronger U.S. economic data bolstered expectations the Federal Reserve will retain its hawkish narrative.
Markets recovered strongly after Monday’s slide and gained over 2%, tracking firm global cues.
Gold extended its rally, supported by a continued decline in Treasury yields, as traders weighed concerns that central banks’ monetary tightening will lead to recession and the possibility that bond rates may have reached a peak.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over a percent, tracking weak global cues.
Gold prices were up in the morning as growing risks of an economic recession spurred some safe-haven demand for the yellow metal.
Markets recovered sharply on Friday and gained over one and a half percent, tracking firm domestic cues.
Gold has reversed the morning gains yet trades 0.18 percent higher than the previous closing. Strength in the dollar has cushioned the gains.
Markets kept the participants on the edge on the monthly derivatives expiry day but finally ended flat.
Markets edged further lower and lost nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold has steadied after attaining 7 month low during the morning session. The overall trend is bearish for the yellow metal as the dollar continues making new highs.
Markets remained volatile for yet another session and ended almost on a flat note, taking a breather after the recent slide.
Gold at MCX is currently up 0.37 percent but prices are unable to sustain above the 49500 mark.
Gold at MCX is currently up 0.17 percent but prices have pulled back from 49675, and are trading near the 49500 level at present.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over one and a half percent, pressurised by weak global cues.
Markets traded volatile on the expected lines and shed over a percent, mainly pressurized by weak global cues.
The rise in DX, the latest news of tax cuts being announced in the UK, and PMI figures showing the downturn in Britain's economy have weighed over the bullion markets today.
Markets remained volatile on weekly expiry day and shed half a percent, pressurised by feeble global cues.
Gold has trended higher after the Russian President Vladimir Putin's partial mobilization announcement re-ignited some safe-haven interest in bullion, although a strong dollar and expected U.S. rate hikes capped gains.
Gold is trending lower as the market prepares for further policy tightening measures from the Federal Reserve.
Markets managed to gain over half a percent in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent slide.
Gold recovered slightly from recent losses but remained slightly lower versus the previous closing as markets awaited more policy tightening measures from the Federal Reserve.
Markets finally settled with a cut of over one and a half percent amid feeble global cues.
Gold prices hovered near a two-year low and are set for a weekly fall as an elevated dollar and prospects of aggressive U.S. rate hikes dented bullion's appeal.
Markets traded volatile on the weekly expiry day and lost over half a percent due to profit-taking across sectors.
Gold prices inched lower as a firmer dollar and expectations of big interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve diminished the metal's appeal.
Gold prices held just above the $1,700 mark, remaining under pressure after stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data pointed to more dollar strength in the coming weeks.
Markets edged higher for yet another session and gained over half a percent citing firm global cues.
Gold prices edged lower, with cautious investors' focus being on a key US inflation reading as it could influence the size of the Federal Reserve's next interest rate hike.
Markets started the week on a firm note and gained over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold prices rose in the morning as the dollar fell to a more than two-week low, prompting investors to buy bullion, while markets eyed U.S. inflation data for further clues on Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile session, in extension to the recent up move.
Markets ended the 3-week long consolidation phase and posted decent gains, tracking favorable cues.
Gold prices surged higher, helped by a dip in the dollar as the Euro surged against its counterpart after the European Central Bank raised its key interest rates by an unprecedented 75 basis points yesterday.
Markets traded upbeat on the weekly derivatives expiry day and gained nearly a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices remained firm as a pause in the recent dollar rally took some pressure off bullion prices, with investors awaiting an interest rate hike by the ECB later in the day.
Gold prices remained steady after signs of strength in the U.S. economy led to increased expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates at a fast pace.
Markets settled almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, in absence of any major trigger.
Gold prices recovered from a six-week low as a worsening energy crisis in Europe drove up safe-haven demand. A pause in the dollar index rally also supported the precious metal.
Markets started the week on a robust note despite feeble global cues and gained over half a percent.
Gold prices held above the key $1,700 per ounce level in the morning, amid hopes that the Federal Reserve might slow the pace of rate hikes after mixed U.S. jobs data.
Markets traded lackluster and ended almost unchanged, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets consolidated further and ended almost unchanged amid volatility, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices edged higher as the dollar pulled back from a recent peak, but the precious metal faces a third consecutive weekly loss on bets that the Federal Reserve will retain its aggressive rate-hike stance.
Markets traded volatile and lost over one and a half percent, pressurized by weak global markets.
Gold prices slipped to a more than one-month low as the dollar firmed and prospects of the U.S. Federal Reserve continuing with its aggressive policy tightening stance weighed on the zero-yielding bullion's appeal.
Markets made a remarkable recovery and gained over two and a half percent amid mixed global cues.
Gold prices fell in the morning session after some relief as the dollar retreated from a 20-year peak, although hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve still weighed on the market.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over a percent, pressurized by weak global sentiment.
Gold prices fell in the morning session as the dollar held on to gains following the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's signal at the Jackson Hole event that the central bank will raise interest rates further to tame sky-high inflation.
Markets managed to end marginally higher in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets finally ended five-week of the successive rise and settled with a cut of over a percent amid mixed cues.
Gold prices traded lower in the morning session as traders awaited more cues on U.S. monetary policy from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s address to the economic forum at 7.30 pm today.
Gold prices are trading higher as the dollar slipped, while investors are looking forward to US GDP data and ECB Minutes later in the day for further cues.
Markets traded lackluster in a narrow range and ended marginally higher amid muted cues.
Gold prices remained steady in the morning session as the dollar arrested its losses after the Minneapolis Fed President said the central bank is set to keep tightening policy until inflation is clearly under control.
Markets witnessed a swift rebound and gained half a percent, taking a breather after the recent dip.
Gold prices remained muted in the morning session as the U.S. dollar index held firm amid lingering worries over further aggressive U.S. interest rate hikes.
Markets extended Friday’s decline and lost nearly one and a half percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices extended losses as uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s path of monetary tightening persisted, while the U.S. dollar index hit a fresh five-week high, denting the bullion’s appeal.
Markets ended marginally in the green last week as profit taking on Friday trimmed all the gains.
Gold prices in the international market have dropped to a three-week low as the dollar got stronger amid prospects that the US Federal Reserve may go for more rate hikes.
Markets traded in a narrow range on the weekly expiry day and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices rose in the morning session, as the dollar remained subdued after the U.S. Federal Reserve minutes hinted policymakers may be less aggressive on future rate hikes.
Gold has struggled for direction today, with a firmer dollar, while Fed minutes are on the markets participants' radar.
The market started the truncated week on an optimistic note amid supportive global cues.
Markets consolidated in a narrow range and ended marginally higher, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Markets traded upbeat for the fourth consecutive week, thanks to favourable cues from the both domestic and global front.
Gold has traded in a narrow range and remains slightly lower since yesterday, as the Fed’s monetary tightening debate continues.
Markets extended gains for yet another session and gained over half a percent, tracking upbeat global cues.
Gold prices marginally fell today on Wednesday as caution set in ahead of key U.S. inflation data that could influence the pace of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
Gold traded with a positive tone but the gains are curbed by fears over big rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Markets remained range bound for yet another session and ended almost unchanged amid mixed cues.
Markets managed to end higher for the third successive week, mainly led by firm global cues.
Gold prices consolidated off a one-month peak ahead of US labor market data today, however, safe-haven inflows triggered by tensions over Taiwan and lower US yields kept bullion on course for a third straight weekly gain.
Markets witnessed erratic swings throughout the weekly expiry day and finally settled on a flat note.
Gold prices rose today as a pullback in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields provided support ahead of a key US jobs report that could influence the Federal Reserve’s policy stance.
Markets consolidated further in a range and ended marginally in the green amid mixed cues.
Gold prices are trading firm as the market prefers a cautious stance against the data lined up for the evening session.
Markets hovered in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices are trading firm as signs of weakening economic activity across the globe drove demand for the safe haven.
The market started the week on a positive note, in continuation to last week’s trend and ended with gains of nearly one percent.
Gold held near a three-week peak, buoyed by a softer dollar, while investors waited for more economic readings that could determine the future pace of interest rate hikes.
Markets traded buoyant for the second successive week, largely led by favourable global cues.
Gold prices are trading firm as a contraction in the U.S. economy boosted its safe-haven allure and helped to extend gains driven by a less aggressive tone from the Federal Reserve chairman.
Markets traded buoyant and gained over one and a half percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices surged in the morning session amid hopes of a possible slowdown in the pace of U.S. rate hikes from the Fed commentary.
Gold prices rose today, buoyed by a softer U.S. dollar, though prices were range-bound as investors were cautious ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy decision later in the day, where Fed is expected to raise interest rates by 75 basis points.
Gold prices are stuck in a tight range as investors refrained from taking big positions ahead of a possible U.S. interest rate hike, while a renewed uptick in the dollar index is weighing on prices.
Markets shed over half a percent in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices are seen trading firm mainly because of the weakening dollar and decline in the US treasury yields.
Markets extended gains and rose over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
The market resumed its recovery phase after the muted close last week and gained over 4%.
Gold prices are trading firm as the growing threat of inflation had prompted the European Central Bank to raise interest rates by 50 basis points.
Domestic gold prices slipped below the 15-month low mark today, while prices hit a one-year low in international markets.
Gold prices are trading sideways today as investors await key interest rate hike decisions from major central banks, which could present a clearer outlook for bullion.
Gold prices are trading firm due to weakness in the dollar as Fed officials signaled that they will likely stick with a 75-basis-point interest rate increase at their July 26-27 meeting.
Markets started the week on a buoyant note and gained nearly one and a half percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices edged higher today amid the weakness in the dollar as Fed officials signaled that they will likely stick with a 75-basis-point interest rate increase at their July 26-27 meeting.
Markets remained volatile but finally ended with modest gains, taking a breather after the recent dip.
Markets took a breather and settled with a cut of a percent, after 3 weeks of successive rebound.
Gold prices remained muted in the morning session as the fears of aggressive U.S. interest rate hikes weighed on demand.
Gold prices slipped in the morning session amid fears that the Federal Reserve could go for a more aggressive interest rate hike this month, after data showed U.S. inflation sky-rocketed in June.
Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing corrective move.
Gold prices hovered near a more than nine-month low on Wednesday, with the dollar continuing to hurt bullion demand, while investors awaited monthly U.S. inflation data for cues on the road ahead for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold remained firm in the Asian markets, but the moves were small as the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen to its highest level in 20 years.
Markets traded lackluster and ended almost on a flat note, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices were a little down in the morning session, as the dollar held near a 20-year peak, continuing to weigh on demand for the bullion.
Markets extended gains for the third successive session and settled around the day’s high, tracking favorable global cues.
Markets extended rebound in the passing week and posted decent gains, tracking favorable cues.
Gold prices slipped today and were set for a fourth straight weekly drop, as the dollar resumed its rally while the focus shifted to the US non-farm payroll print that could influence expectations of interest rate hikes.
Gold prices rose today as the dollar eased slightly and some investors scooped up bargains after sharp losses in the previous two sessions.
Gold prices steadied today as the investors focused on the minutes of the US Federal Reserve’s last monetary policy meeting.
It was a roller-coaster ride for markets as the Nifty swung volatile in a broader range and finally settled around the day’s low.
Gold was almost flat in the morning, as a recovery in the U.S. Treasury yields from last week's one-month lows along with a strong dollar which surpassed the 106 mark today, capped the upside in the metal.
Markets gained over half a percent amid volatility and settled closer to the day’s high.
Gold prices rose in the domestic markets today after the Centre hiked the basic import tax on gold to 12.5 percent from 7.5 percent in an effort to curb imports amid the sliding rupee.
Markets remained volatile on the monthly F&O expiry day and finally closed on a flat note.
Gold fell today and was bound for its worst quarter in five as the dollar’s strength and hawkish rhetoric from central banks eroded the appeal of the non-yielding asset.
Gold traded in a tight range today as prospects of elevated interest rates continued to override its safe-haven appeal to some extent despite looming recession risks.
Gold edged up today as the dollar weakened, with gains capped by higher US Treasury yields as investors focus on the ECB central bankers’ forum in Portugal.
Gold prices rose today as the dollar weakened and economic concerns persisted, while an import ban on the metal from Russia by four of the G7 countries also supported prices to some extent.
Markets traded volatile but finally ended with a gain of over 2.5%, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices firmed today as the dollar eased and economic concerns mounted, but bullion’s constant tussle with expectations for aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve kept it on course for a weekly dip.
Markets witnessed a roller-coaster ride on the weekly expiry day but finally ended with gains of nearly one percent.
Gold prices fell today weighed down by a stronger dollar and remarks from the US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about the central bank’s commitment to tame price pressures.
Gold prices fell at Comex today as the dollar ticked up and investors looked for more cues on monetary policy strategy when Fed Chair Jerome Powell sits down in front of Congress later in the day.
Markets extended rebound for the second consecutive session and gained nearly 2%, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices fell at Comex today as the prospect of more rate hikes kept non-yielding bullion under pressure, although a slight retreat in the US dollar capped further downside in the metal.
Markets ended higher in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent decline.
Gold prices traded subdued today, as a slightly weak dollar and global economic worries countered concerns around aggressive monetary tightening by the US Federal Reserve, with the focus being on several central bankers' views this week.
Markets ended lower in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold prices traded subdued today, and we're on pace to post a more than 1% fall for the week, dented by a stronger dollar and hawkish policy signals from global central banks even as recessionary fears loom.
Gold prices steadied today, buoyed by another dip in the dollar as investors assessed the implications of policy tightening by central banks to fight inflation.
Gold prices rose from near one-month lows today by weaker Treasury yields, ahead of a potentially aggressive interest rate hike from the US Federal Reserve as it seeks to combat inflation amid mounting fears of an impending recession.
Markets ended marginally lower in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the prevailing trend.
Gold prices fell today on expectations that the Fed could adopt an aggressive stance to control inflation, and this is weighing on bullion prices.
Markets started the week with a sharp cut, in continuous to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices fell today after the dollar strengthened and Treasury yields rose as data showing surging inflation in the U.S. fuelled bets for steeper rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
After a minor pause in yesterday’s session, the market resumed its downturn and shed over one and a half percent.
Gold edged down in the morning session and headed for a weekly fall, as Treasury yields & dollar rose, with investors awaiting key monthly U.S.
Gold prices remained muted, with prices restrained by rising Treasury yields ahead of key U.S. jobs and inflation data this week.
Markets witnessed a roller coaster ride and ended the session with a cut of nearly half a percent.
Gold prices steadied today as the US dollar and Treasury yields bounced back, with investors looking ahead to US inflation data for more direction on interest rates.
Gold prices steadied today as investors wagered that aggressive tightening plans by major central banks would keep interest rates elevated for an extended period, boosting US Treasury yields and in turn the dollar.
Gold prices edged higher today supported by a slight pullback in the US dollar and Treasury yields, although bullion's outlook remained vulnerable to aggressive interest rate hikes by major central banks.
Gold prices traded in a tight range today as investors waited for the key US jobs report and as Treasury yields ticked higher.
Markets managed to gain over half a percent on the weekly expiry session amid mixed cues.
Gold prices rose today, with greenback-priced bullion drawing on support from slightly lower US Treasury yields and a retreat in the dollar.
Gold prices slid to a two-week low today on a stronger dollar and US Treasury yields amid renewed global inflation concerns that could prompt aggressive monetary policy measures.
Markets took a breather after the recent rebound and ended marginally lower in a range-bound session.
Gold prices fell in the Comex today as US bond yields and the dollar firmed, with bullion heading for a second straight monthly loss for the first time since March 2021.
Markets ended the 3-week long consolidation phase and gained over 2%, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices rose today as the dollar slipped, while investors have dialed down their expectations of further aggressive monetary policy tightening in the United States.
Markets remained volatile but managed to end marginally higher, taking comfort from global indices.
Gold prices inched higher today as investors awaited key US inflation data in a week set to deliver modest gains at best for the precious metal.
Markets traded volatile on the monthly derivatives expiry day and gained over a percent, taking a breather after the recent dip.
Gold prices fell further today, pushed by the minutes of the US Federal Reserve's most recent policy meeting, which revealed that members were in favor of more interest rate hikes in June and July.
Gold prices fell today as the dollar firmed in the run-up to minutes from the US Federal Reserve's May policy meeting later in the evening, which could provide cues on its policy tightening path.
Markets traded volatile and lost over half a percent, in line with the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices extended gains for a fifth straight session today as a sell-off in dollar and equities boosted bullion’s safe-haven appeal.
Markets ended marginally lower in a volatile trading session and settled closer to the day’s low.
Gold prices rose today, boosted by a slide in the US dollar to its lowest in a month, while growth concerns in the economy kept bullion’s safe-haven demand intact.
Markets rebounded sharply and gained nearly 3%, in continuation of the prevailing volatile trend.
Gold prices rose today as a pullback in the dollar from two-decade highs and deepening concerns over US economic growth burnished the metal's safe-haven appeal.
Gold prices bounced back today as a drop in US dollar and Treasury yields coupled with a slide in risk assets rekindled demand for the safe-haven bullion amid worries about global growth.
Markets traded highly volatile in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after Tuesday’s surge.
Gold prices fell today as US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments to shore up rate increases kept non-yielding bullion under pressure.
Gold prices firmed today, as a pullback in the dollar supported demand for greenback-priced bullion and countered pressure from a recovery in US Treasury yields.
Gold prices fell in the international market today as elevated bond yields and a firmer US dollar dampened bullion demand, even as riskier assets dropped after grim Chinese economic data.
Markets oscillated in a broader range and finally ended marginally lower, in extension to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices hovered near a three-month low today and were set for their fourth straight weekly fall, as the strongest dollar in two decades dampened demand for greenback-priced bullion.
Gold prices inched lower today as the dollar scaled a fresh two-decade peak after April US inflation data bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve would stick to its aggressive rate-hike roadmap.
Markets lost nearly half a percent in a volatile trading session, in continuation of the ongoing corrective trend.
Gold prices rose today supported by a pullback in the dollar and US Treasury yields, while investors looked forward to US inflation data that could determine how aggressively the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates.
Gold prices traded in a tight range today as the dollar steadied, prompting some investors to buy the metal ahead of the US inflation data that could impact the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Markets started the week on a feeble note and lost over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices fell in today's morning session as a strong dollar pressured demand for bullion, with rising US Treasury yields further weighing on prices.
Markets ended 2-week long consolidation phase and lost over 4%, pressurized by weak cues.
Gold prices rose today as a slight pullback in the dollar helped the precious metal to tick higher, however, prices were on track for a third straight weekly decline as investors fretted over the prospects of aggressive rate hikes from the US central bank.
Markets settled almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the sharp decline.
Gold prices rose more than 1% today as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell allayed investor fears over bigger interest rate hikes in the US central bank's efforts to rein in soaring inflation.
Markets plunged sharply lower and settled with a cut of over 2%. Participants were in a cautious mood from the beginning ahead of the US Fed meeting outcome scheduled tonight.
Gold prices steadied today, a day after hitting an over two-month low, as investors awaited a policy decision by the US Federal Reserve and cues on its future interest rate trajectory.
Gold prices fell today as elevated US Treasury yields pressured demand for zero-yield bullion, ahead of a widely expected big interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve to contain rising inflationary pressures.
Markets remained volatile and ended with a cut of nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.
Markets tightly held consolidation range for the second successive week and finally ended with a cut of nearly half a percent.
Gold prices jumped today, boosted by a pullback in the dollar, although bullion was headed for a monthly drop as aggressive interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve loomed.
Markets rebounded sharply and ended the monthly derivatives expiry session with decent gains.
Gold prices hovered near their lowest level in two months today, as expectations of aggressive US policy tightening added pressure on non-yielding bullion.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices slipped today as a rally in the dollar on expectations of faster US rate hikes dented the appeal of greenback-priced bullion.
Markets rebounded sharply and gained nearly one and a half percent, following supportive global cues.
Gold prices witnessed a rebound today as investors sought the safe-haven asset amid fears over global growth and soaring inflation.
Markets started the week on a muted note in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices slipped to their lowest in four weeks today as prospects of aggressive policy tightening by the US Federal Reserve and a stronger dollar dented the precious metal’s appeal.
Markets reversed yesterday’s gain and shed nearly one and a half percent following weak global cues.
Gold prices slid to the lowest in nearly two weeks as the U.S. bond yields surged, curbing the appeal of the non-interest-bearing metal.
Gold prices eased in the morning session as a rebound in the U.S. Treasury yields tempered bullion's safe-haven demand stemming from the Ukraine crisis.
Markets witnessed a decent recovery and gained over a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices eased today as expectations of an aggressive tightening of US monetary policy buoyed the dollar and Treasury yields, denting the appeal of zero-yielding bullion.
Markets continued to trade volatile and ended today’s session with a cut of nearly one and half percent.
Gold prices ticked lower at the Comex today as the dollar strengthened, though bullion's appeal as a safe haven and an inflation hedge capped declines amid concerns over the Ukraine war and a spike in consumer prices.
Markets started the week on a muted note, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase and ended the session with a sharp loss of nearly two percent.
Gold prices jumped to a more than one-month high today as concerns over the economic fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war and surging inflation drove investors to the safe-haven asset.
Markets remained under pressure and ended marginally lower, in continuation of the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices edged higher today as concerns of an escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict increased safe-haven bids for the precious metal, although a firmer US dollar capped bullion's gains.
Markets slipped further lower and lost nearly a percent, in continuation of the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices inched higher today as appetite for risk weakened ahead of US inflation data that could support the Federal Reserve's aggressive policy stance to contain rising pricing pressures.
Markets started the week on a feeble note following weak global cues and lost over half a percent.
Gold prices traded in a narrow range today caught between expectations of aggressive US interest rate increases and jitters over high inflation and the economic fallout of the Ukraine crisis.
Gold prices inched up today, as inflation worries intensified by the Ukraine war and mounting sanctions on Russia eclipsed pressure from the US Federal Reserve's aggressive policy stance.
Gold prices eased in the international markets today as US Treasury yields jumped with investors awaiting minutes of the Federal Reserve’s March policy meeting, which is expected to offer details on plans to begin unwinding the central bank’s nearly $9 trillion balance sheet.
Gold edged lower today as higher US Treasury yields and expectations of aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve dimmed the appeal of non-yielding bullion.
Markets started the week on a buoyant note and gained over 2%, in continuation of the prevailing recovery phase.
Gold prices witnessed decline in the morning session as the dollar and Treasury yields firmed following a solid U.S. payrolls report that raised expectations of aggressive rate hikes.
Markets rebounded sharply and ended with strong gains, after a minor pause in the previous session.
Markets posted strong gains and settled around the week’s high despite mixed global cues.
Gold prices eased today and headed for a weekly fall, as higher Treasury yields dented the appeal of zero-yield bullion, with a stronger dollar adding further pressure.
Markets took a breather on a monthly expiry day and ended the last day of the financial year on a flat note.
Gold prices inched lower today and are on course to post their biggest quarterly gain since September 2020 as the safe-haven metal's appeal was lifted by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and concerns over sky-high inflation.
Markets continued to trade higher for the third consecutive session largely driven by supportive global cues.
Gold prices rose today, buoyed by a weaker dollar and a slight pullback in US bond yields, while investors awaited more details from Russia-Ukraine talks in Turkey.
For yet another session, markets traded highly volatile and ended with gains of more than half a percent.
Gold prices fell today as Russia decided to cut military operations near KYIV and Chernigov in Ukraine which eased its safe haven demand.
Gold prices fell today weighed down by a spike in US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, and as hopes of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks dented demand for the safe-haven metal.
Markets traded dull for yet another session and ended marginally lower, extending the prevailing consolidation phase.
After two weeks of consecutive gains, the benchmark indices witnessed consolidation and lost nearly a percent.
Gold prices fell today as the US Treasury yields offset non-yielding bullion's demand, but the metal was cautiously on course for its best week in three.
Gold prices traded in a tight range today, as safe-haven support from the Russian invasion of Ukraine was countered by signs that US Federal Reserve officials could act more aggressively to tame inflation.
Gold prices rose today as worries over the Ukraine crisis supported demand for the safe-haven metal, although calls from the U.S. Federal Reserve officials for sharper interest rate hikes to combat inflation limited the gains.
Gold prices held steady today as US Treasury yields hit multi-year highs following an aggressive inflation stance by the Federal Reserve chairman, while an intensifying conflict between Russia and Ukraine supported bids for the safe-haven metal.
Markets started the week on a muted note and lost nearly a percent, tracking mixed global cues.
Gold prices rose today, lifted by demand for the safe-haven metal as the Ukraine crisis showed no signs of abatement, although the gains were capped by the US Federal Reserve's plan of aggressive measures to combat inflation.
Markets made a strong start and gained nearly 2%, in continuation to the prevailing recovery phase.
Markets extended rebound and gained nearly 4%, largely tracking favourable global cues.
Gold prices gained today as the dollar weakened after an interest rate hike of 0.25 percent by the US Federal Reserve, which was largely on expected lines but higher Treasury yields capped gains.
Markets started on a buoyant note and gained nearly 2%, after taking a breather in yesterday’s session.
Gold steadied today, with a weaker dollar offsetting pressure from higher US Treasury yields as investors await the first pandemic-era US Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
Markets traded under pressure and shed over a percent, tracking mixed global sentiment.
Gold extended its slide today as ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine reduced demand for safe-haven assets, while bets that the US Federal Reserve may raise interest rates for the first time in three years added to the pressure on gold.
Markets started the week on a buoyant note and gained over one and a half percent, in continuation of the prevailing rebound.
Gold prices fell today as US rate-hike expectations lifted Treasury yields to their highest in a month, while hopes for progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks improved risk appetite, denting bullion's appeal.
Markets witnessed a decent recovery amid volatility and gained over 2%, taking a breather after 4 weeks of slide.
Gold prices remained muted in the morning as the fastest U.S. inflation in four decades and a hawkish European Central Bank bolstered expectations for more aggressive rate hikes.
Markets inched higher for the third successive session and gained over 1.5%, tracking favorable cues.
Gold prices rose today after a sharp correction in the previous session as worries over the Russia-Ukraine crisis persisted after no progress was made in talks between the two sides, while key US inflation data today is also likely to provide direction.
Markets extended yesterday’s rebound and gained over 2%, tracking recovery in global indices.
Gold prices fell today, as risk sentiments improved in the market which led to some profit booking in prices.
Markets remained volatile but managed to end with the gains of nearly a percent, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices traded above the $2,000 mark in the international markets due to further escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over 2%, tracking a continuous surge in the crude and feeble global cues.
Gold prices hit $2,000 for the first time in 1-1/2 years, with investors rushing to the safe-haven metal as the Russia-Ukraine crisis worsened, while supply disruption fears sent palladium to an all-time high.
Markets continued to reel under pressure in the holiday-shortened week as the war between Russia-Ukraine intensified.
Gold prices rose in the morning session as investors rushed for safe-haven assets amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Markets remained volatile and settled with a cut of over half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold prices rose today as a relatively less hawkish Federal Reserve and safe-haven demand due to the Ukraine crisis boosted bullion prices.
Gold prices eased today after benchmark 10-year US Treasury yields firmed, drawing some investors away from non-interest bearing bullion.
Gold prices rose today as safe-have demand was buoyed by President Vladimir Putin putting Russia's nuclear deterrent on high alert.
Markets recovered swiftly on Friday and gained over 2.5%, following supportive global cues.
The geopolitical tension between Russia and Ukraine took center stage in the week gone by as military operations by Russia spooked investor sentiments.
Gold prices reversed course today as equities rebounded after US President Joe Biden unveiled harsh new sanctions against Russia.
Markets witnessed a sharp sell-off and lost nearly 5% as escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine spooked sentiments.
Gold prices hit over 13 months high today as Russia launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine after President Vladimir Putin authorized what he called a special military operation.
Gold prices dipped today as riskier assets bounced back, with bullion investors awaiting further developments on the Ukraine crisis, while also preparing for impending policy tightening by major central banks.
Gold prices dipped from their highest level since June today, but an escalation of tensions in Eastern Europe could keep its safe haven demand-driven rally going.
Gold prices slipped today as safe haven demand reduced amid news of a potential meeting between US president Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine stand-off.
Markets remained volatile and lost over half a percent in a volatile week, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices slipped today as a potential Russia-U.S. meeting next week cooled safe-haven demand that was fueled by the Ukraine standoff, but the crisis has set bullion up for a third straight weekly gain.
Gold prices rose today as Russian news reports of a mortar fire in eastern Ukraine led investors towards safe-haven assets, while dovish signals from U.S. Federal Reserve's minutes of meeting also underpinned bullion.
Gold prices steadied today after safe-haven bullion retreated from an eight-month high in the previous session on easing fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Gold prices retreated from eight months high today after Russia said it's pulling some troops from Ukraine's border.
Gold prices held their gains today near a three-month high touched in the previous session, as lingering concerns surrounding the Ukraine impasse kept the metal's safe-haven appeal intact.
Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly one and a half percent, tracking weak global cues.
Markets traded volatile and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices slipped today as bets grew for more aggressive interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve after a sharp jump in US consumer prices.
Markets extended rebound for the third successive session and gained over half a percent.
Gold prices traded in a tight range today after hitting a two-week high earlier in the session, as investors await US inflation data for pointers on the next moves in the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy tightening plans.
Markets extended yesterday’s rebound and gained over a percent, following supportive global cues.
Gold prices were little changed today as a pullback in US Treasury yields ahead of widely expected robust inflation data out of the United States kept bullion investors on the edge.
Markets ended marginally up in a highly volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices steadied today as the dollar rebounded in the run-up to the latest US inflation numbers with investors anticipating the US Federal Reserve would signal aggressive interest rate hikes this year.
Markets traded under pressure and lost over one and a half percent, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices rose today as inflationary pressures due to surging oil prices helped cushion the impact of a US Treasury yield rally after an upbeat jobs report.
Markets managed to post decent gains in the Union Budget week, after sliding for two weeks. Supportive global cues, as well as growth-oriented budget announcements, aided sentiments however profit taking in the final sessions marginally trimmed the gains.
Gold prices rose today and were headed for a weekly gain as a retreat in the dollar supported the bullion in the run-up to the data on US jobs growth, which is expected to have slowed sharply in January.
Markets witnessed profit taking after the recent surge and ended with a cut of over a percent.
Gold prices eased today ahead of key central bank meetings today as the US dollar and Treasury yields strengthened a day after dismal private payrolls data sent bullion prices to one-week highs.
Gold prices steadied today as risk appetite spurred by less hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials outweighed support from lower Treasury yields.
Markets witnessed a roller-coaster ride on the Union Budget day but finally settled with the gains of over one and a half percent.
Gold prices rose today as investors opted for the safe-haven metal on concerns over the Russia-Ukraine discord, while looking forward to a slew of economic data and central bank meetings to decide their next move.
Markets started the week on a strong note and settled with nearly one and a half percent gains.
Gold prices steadied today but remained poised for their worst monthly showing since September as the US Federal Reserve's plans for interest rate hikes boosted the dollar, driving away bullion investors.
Markets remained under pressure for the second consecutive week and lost nearly 3%, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices traded lower today and set for their sharpest weekly decline since November, as markets digested the US Federal Reserve's policy tightening plans that propelled the dollar index to a multi-month peak.
Gold prices retreated today as the US dollar and Treasury yields rallied after US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled an interest rate hike in March.
Markets took a breather and gained over half a percent, tracking firm recovery in the US markets and upbeat earnings.
Gold prices steadied today as concerns about a faster pace of policy tightening by the US central bank countered safe-haven demand fueled by escalating tensions over Ukraine.
Gold prices rose today as US bond yields continued to fall and investors looked to invest in the safe-haven metal over concerns about tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Markets continued to decline for the fourth straight session on account of weak global cues.
Gold prices steadied today and were set for a second weekly gain, as safe-haven demand and retreating US bond yields lifted the metal's appeal.
Markets remained under pressure for the third successive session and lost nearly a percent.
Gold prices held near two-month highs as a retreat in the U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar sparked investor interest, with concerns surrounding inflation and geopolitics lending support.
Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the previous session’s fall.
Gold prices steadied today, as US Treasury yields climbed to two-year highs as expectations for a quicker-than-expected interest rate hike mount.
Markets shed nearly a percent in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices eased today, pressured by higher US Treasury yields, as investors looked for clues about the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike timeline from its policy meeting next week.
Gold prices edged up today after two sessions of losses as the dollar weakened, but rising expectations of monetary policy tightening in the United States lifted Treasury yields and kept bullion's gains in check.
Markets traded volatile and settled almost unchanged, in continuation to the previous session’s move.
Gold prices rose today supported by a retreat in US dollar and lower Treasury yields as markets awaited economic data to gauge the pace of upcoming US rate increases.
Markets consolidated in a narrow range and settled marginally higher, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices steadied today as benchmark 10-year Treasury yields recovered some losses, but the precious metal stayed close to last session’s one-week high as the dollar extended its slide.
Markets edged higher and gained nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing up move.
Gold prices steadied today ahead of U.S. inflation data that could provide further direction on the US monetary policy after comments from the Federal Reserve chair lifted bullion in the last session.
Gold prices rose marginally today as the dollar and Treasury yields retreated ahead of the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's nomination hearing as bets for quicker US interest rate hikes grew.
Markets started the week on a strong note and gained over a percent, in continuation to the prevailing up move.
Gold prices steadied today as traders’ awaited December US inflation data on Wednesday that could stress the need for earlier-than-anticipated interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Markets started the new calendar year on a positive note and gained over two and a half percent.
Gold prices were steady in the morning ahead of key U.S. non-farm payroll & unemployment data.
Markets took a breather after four days of the successive rise and shed nearly a percent citing feeble global cues.
Gold prices fell today as US Treasury yields edged higher after minutes of the Federal Reserve's December meeting signaled quicker interest rate hikes to tame broadening inflationary risks.
Markets traded upbeat for yet another session and gained over half a percent, in continuation to prevailing up move.
Gold prices steadied today as market participants weighed prospects of early interest rate increases from the U.S. Federal Reserve against rising COVID-19 cases.
Gold prices rose after a sharp retreat in the last session, as some investors sought cover from pandemic-led uncertainty, inflation and its impact on the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hike trajectory.
Gold prices traded steady today as safe-haven buying fueled by an Omicron-driven surge in coronavirus infections countered pressure from higher US Treasury yields.
Gold prices traded steady today and are set for the worst year since 2015 as a global economic recovery reduced safe-haven flows into the metal and as central banks prepared to raise interest rates to contain inflation.
Gold prices traded lower today, as support from weaker US dollar and persisting coronavirus risks were countered by sharp rise in US bond yields and weaker investor interest.
Markets took a breather after the recent rebound and ended marginally lower in a lackluster session.
Gold prices edged lower today, as a stronger US dollar and increased appetite for riskier assets depressed sentiment.
Markets extended Monday’s up move and gained nearly a percent, tracking firm global cues.
Gold prices traded higher today, as the U.S. dollar weakened and concerns over the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant led bullion's year-end rally to a more than a one-month high.
Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices traded lower today, as the U.S. dollar rebounded, though bullion was still hovering close to a one-week high as concerns over the Omicron coronavirus variant increased the safe-haven demand.
Markets traded volatile and ended with a cut of nearly half a percent, taking a breather after the recent up move.
Markets traded volatile but ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the last week’s fall.
Gold prices traded flat today, with thin volumes amid the Christmas holiday in international markets.
Markets inched further higher and ended in the green for the third successive session, tracking firm global markets.
Gold prices steadied today in a thin, yet supportive, year-end trading en route to a weekly gain, although an improved risk appetite capped bullion's rise.
Markets extended the rebound for the second consecutive session and gained over a percent, tracking firm global markets.
Gold prices steadied today as a higher risk appetite and a firm dollar countered safe-haven demand fueled by the rapidly spreading Omicron COVID-19 variant.
Markets witnessed a decent rebound and gained nearly a percent, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices firmed today as a dip in the US dollar and risks posed to global economic growth from a surge in the Omicron variant cases burnished the metal's safe-haven appeal.
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Markets started the week on a feeble note and shed over 2% in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices fell marginally as the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant smothered appetite for riskier assets and this uncertainty could lead to a more dovish central bank narrative in 2022.
Markets resumed the corrective phase and shed nearly one and a half percent following weak global cues.
Markets traded under pressure in the passing week and lost 3% following weak global cues.
Gold prices continued to rise today as the dollar weakened following moves by global central banks to withdraw pandemic-era stimulus in response to broadening inflationary risks.
Markets managed to end marginally higher amid volatility, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Gold prices rose today boosted by a fall in the US dollar after the Federal Reserve decided to cease its pandemic-era bond purchases early next year.
Markets continued to decline for a third straight session on the back of unsupportive global cues.
Gold prices steadied in a tight range as investors await the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on the pace at which the central bank plans to taper its pandemic stimulus measures.
Markets consolidated in a range and ended marginally lower, in continuation to the previous session’s fall.
Gold prices steadied as the dollar firmed, ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting that investors will be watching for an update on the pace at which the US central bank plans to wind down its pandemic stimulus measures.
Gold prices edged higher as elevated U.S. inflation lifted its safe-haven appeal, while investors awaited a Federal Reserve meeting this week to learn how quickly the central bank is planning on unwinding its bond-buying programme.
Markets ended almost unchanged in a volatile trading session, mirroring the previous session’s move.
Markets managed to extend the recovery for the second consecutive week amid volatility.
Gold prices were slightly weak and headed for a fourth straight weekly fall as investors kept to the sidelines ahead of key US inflation data that could influence the Federal Reserve's next policy move.
Markets oscillated in a range on the weekly expiry and finally ended marginally higher.
Gold prices traded almost flat as the US dollar and Treasury yields firmed ahead of key inflation data that could provide clues on the Federal Reserve's next policy move.
Markets extended gains for the second consecutive day and rose over one and a half percent.
Gold prices traded higher today as the dollar and US Treasury yields eased, with investor focus shifting to key inflation data due on Friday that could influence the Federal Reserve's decision to taper its stimulus at a faster pace.
Gold prices traded steady today as improved risk sentiment and a firmer dollar offset support for bullion stemming from worries about the economic impact from the Omicron coronavirus variant.
Gold prices held steady as market participants weighed the prospect of a faster end to pandemic-era asset purchases by the U.S. Federal Reserve after data suggested the labor market was rapidly tightening.
Markets plunged sharply lower and lost over one and a half percent, in continuation to Friday’s fall.
Markets managed to end with modest gains last week amid mixed cues however excessive volatility across the board kept the participants on their toes.
Gold prices steadied today as U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell commented that pandemic-era asset purchases could end sooner than previously anticipated which dented the bullion’s appeal.
Markets failed to extend the rebound and lost nearly a percent citing caution due to the COVID variant.
Gold prices eased today as investors bet the U.S Federal Reserve would taper its bond purchases faster to tackle surging inflation despite economic recovery concerns due to the new Omicron coronavirus variant.
Markets extended recovery for the second consecutive session and gained over a percent, tracking favorable global cues.
Gold hovered close to a one-month low, after the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank would discuss ending its bond purchases sooner.
Markets managed to settle with the gain of over a percent amid volatility, tracking favorable local cues.
Gold prices edged higher, drawing some support from a subdued dollar as investors assessed the severity of the Omicron coronavirus variant's impact on the global economy.
Gold prices edged higher as concerns over the impact of the possibly vaccine-resistant Omicron coronavirus variant supported the precious metal's safe-haven appeal.
Markets ended almost unchanged amid volatility, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Markets traded under pressure for the second consecutive week and lost over 4%, pressurized by weak global cues.
Gold gained in the morning session, as concerns over the spread of a newly identified coronavirus variant boosted the metal's safe-haven appeal.
Gold prices traded little higher as the dollar eased slightly, but comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers suggesting the central bank could accelerate stimulus tapering weighed on the metal.
Markets witnessed a rebound and settled with gains of over half a percent on the monthly expiry day.
Gold prices held near tree-week lows amid concerns over a faster pace of stimulus tapering by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Gold prices slipped to their lowest level in more than two weeks, as the dollar gained in the U.S. President Joe Biden's nomination of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for a second term.
Markets took a breather and gained over half a percent, after four days of continuous decline.
Gold prices traded near their lowest level in two weeks, constrained by a stronger dollar and expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve would accelerate the pace of stimulus tapering to curb broadening inflationary risks.
Markets started the week with a sharp cut and lost nearly two percent, tracking weak cues.
The selling resumed in markets after two weeks of rebound, taking cues from the global counterparts.
Gold prices traded steady as investors remained torn over how fast the U.S Federal Reserve will taper its monetary stimulus and raise interest rates after the recent strong U.S. inflation data.
The bears continued to dominate and dragged the index lower as weak global cues impacted sentiment.
Gold prices rose on Wednesday as concern about inflation kept some investors on edge, while expectations that rising prices may prompt central banks to increase interest rates strengthened the dollar which capped bullion’s advance.
Markets traded volatile in a range and lost over half a percent, in continuation to a prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices rose to their highest level in more than five months as persistent concerns about inflation continued to give the yellow metal a boost even as the dollar strengthened.
Gold prices remained muted today, as investors assessed the Federal Reserve’s possible response to high inflation expectations; however a pullback in U.S. bond yields capped the losses.
Markets traded volatile in a range and finally settled with the gains of over a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices were trading soft in the morning but held near a five-month peak after a surge in U.S. consumer prices.
Markets recovered sharply and posted gains of over a percent, taking a breather after the recent dip.
Gold prices extended gains after a surge in U.S. consumer prices drove the metal, seen as an inflation hedge, to a five-month peak in the previous session.
Gold prices held near a two-month peak with focus turning to key inflation data due in the evening.
Markets remained volatile and ended marginally lower, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold prices held near a two-month high as investors held onto the view that central banks would keep interest rates low for the time being, with focus turning to key inflation data due later in the week.
Gold prices remained muted today pressured by rising U.S. yields, although expectations that key central banks will keep interest rates low in the near term underpinned the non-yielding asset.
Markets started the week with modest gains amid volatility and settled around the day’s high as well.
Markets traded volatile but managed to gain nearly one and a half percent, offering some respite to participants after two weeks of decline.
Gold prices inched lower in morning as investors awaited the result of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting to assess how the central bank plans to combat rising inflation and ease worries about economic recovery.
Markets shed nearly half a percent in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.
Gold prices traded almost flat as investors eyed a pivotal U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting amid growing concerns over a sustained bout of inflation.
Markets traded lackluster in a narrow range and ended marginally lower, in absence of any major trigger.
Gold prices remained muted as a strengthening dollar and data showing persistent inflation that fueled bets of a sooner-than-expected policy tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve capped the yellow metal's gains.
Markets witnessed a rebound and gained nearly one and a half percent, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Markets traded volatile and lost over two percent as participants preferred to book profits amid mixed cues.
Gold prices were little down as the U.S. dollar ticked higher, and investors looked for further guidance from the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meet, on tapering of economic support as inflation expectations rise.
Markets traded under pressure for the second consecutive session and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold prices were little changed as investors are waiting for the European central bank’s meeting to look whether central banks may consider tightening monetary policy earlier than thought.
Gold prices were little changed ahead of key central bank meetings this week. For evening, prices can recover and could move higher towards Rs.48100 mark.
Gold prices fell after a five-session rally, as the dollar firmed and investors awaited key central bank meetings for clues about rate hikes amid rising inflation concerns.
Markets managed to end higher in a volatile trading session, thanks to firm global cues.
Markets settled almost flat in a volatile trading session, taking a breather after the recent fall.
Markets witnessed profit taking at higher levels last week, citing subdued earnings announcements and mixed global cues.
Gold inched higher and was poised for a second weekly gain, as a softer dollar provided some respite against higher U.S. bond yields and rising expectations that central banks could begin easing economic support.
Markets remained under pressure for yet another session and lost nearly half a percent.
Gold prices inched up in the morning session, extending gains for the third session as two U.S. Federal Reserve officials said on Wednesday that it is too soon for interest rate hikes.
Markets drifted further lower and lost nearly half a percent, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.
Gold steadied as investors waited for comments from Federal Reserve officials this week which could provide insight into the prospects of tighter monetary policy.
Gold prices inched up as a decline in the dollar and U.S. bond yields provided a boost to the precious metal.
Markets settled with a cut of nearly half a percent in a highly volatile session, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Gold prices remained on the side lines after data showed U.S. retail sales unexpectedly rose in September which bolstered expectations for sooner-than-anticipated interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
Market started the week on a buoyant note and gained nearly a percent, tracking supportive global cues.
Markets traded buoyant in a holiday-shortened week and scaled to a newer high, led by strong local cues.
Gold prices hovered near a one-month peak as the dollar and Treasury yields retreated from recent highs, following hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data.
For the sixth consecutive session, Bulls remained in control and pushed the markets to a newer high.
Gold prices traded firm in the morning as investors’ awaited U.S. inflation data and minutes from the Federal Reserve's last policy meeting for clues as to when the central bank would start withdrawing its pandemic stimulus.
Markets extended the prevailing up move and gained nearly a percent, tracking favorable local cues.
Gold prices remained firm as investors weighed concerns over inflation, fueled by a surge in energy and metal prices that threatened to derail the economic recovery.
Markets traded volatile and ended marginally in the green, in continuation to the prevailing trend.
Gold prices remained muted in the international markets after weak jobs growth numbers failed to temper expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would start paring its stimulus this year.
Markets extended gains in continuation to the last week and rose nearly half a percent amid mixed cues.
Markets traded volatile last week but managed to post decent gains led by firm global cues.
Gold prices inched higher in the international markets amid a subdued dollar, as investors stayed on the side-lines awaiting the confirmation of a strengthening U.S. labour market that could keep the Federal Reserve on track to start unwinding economic stimulus this year.
Gold prices were flat as the dollar held firm, as investors moved to the sidelines ahead of a U.S. payrolls report that is expected to provide clues on the Federal Reserve's tapering timeline.
Markets rebound sharply after yesterday’s slide and gained nearly a percent, following firm global cues.
Gold prices inched lower in international markets as a firmer dollar and rise in the U.S. Treasury yields weighed on the precious metal's appeal, with investors focused on U.S. non-farm payrolls data due later this week.
Gold prices eased in the morning session as the U.S. dollar edged higher, but lingering inflation concerns kept bullion close to a more than two-week peak hit in the previous session.
Gold prices eased in morning from near two-week peak amid bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve could begin tapering its pandemic-era asset purchases soon.
Markets remained muted last week after the recent surge and lost nearly 2%, tracking feeble global cues.
Gold prices eased from yesterday’ highs as the prospect of the U.S. Federal Reserve scaling back its pandemic stimulus pressurized the metal.
Markets extended decline in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase and lost nearly half a percent.
Gold prices are trading almost flat but hovered near a seven-week low, constrained by a strong dollar and expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve winding down stimulus measures soon.
Markets traded volatile on the expected lines and settled with a cut of over half a percent on monthly expiry day.
Gold prices are trading almost flat near a seven-week low in today's trading session, pressured by a rise in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields on growing expectations of an earlier-than-anticipated interest rate liftoff.
Markets traded volatile in a range and closed marginally lower, extending the recent fall.
Gold prices are trading lower, hurt by a stronger dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields, while investors are waiting for the Fed chair’s testimony before Congress for further cues about the monetary policy stance of the US Fed.
Gold prices are trading firm, propped up by a subdued dollar and slight retreat in the U.S. Treasury yields, with investors gearing up for speeches from U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers this week for cues on the central bank's rate hike timeline.
Markets traded volatile in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent up move.
Markets continued their positive momentum as both the benchmark indices ended with gains of more than a percent.
Gold prices remained almost flat after a fall in previous session as the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled easing its monthly bond purchases and a sooner-than-expected interest rate hike rates.
Markets ended marginally higher in a range bound session, in continuation to the prevailing uptrend.
Gold prices dipped on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled easing its monthly bond purchases as soon as November and a sooner-than-expected interest rate hike next year in response to inflation.
Gold prices are trading sideways as traders are looking forward to the US Fed meeting outcome scheduled tonight at 9.30pm.
Markets traded lackluster in a narrow range and ended almost unchanged citing caution ahead of the FOMC meet outcome.
Gold prices remained almost flat as investors turned cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting where the central bank is expected to provide cues on when it will begin tapering its asset purchases.
Markets traded volatile in a range and finally settled around the day’s high, thanks to upbeat global cues.
Gold prices are witnessing a minor recovery attempt from six-week lows amid a retreat in the US Treasury yields while investors are awaiting guidance from the US FOMC meeting on September 21-22.
Market started the week on a feeble note and lost nearly a percent, pressurized by weak global cues.
Markets resumed the uptrend on the back of optimistic domestic sentiments after a pause last week.
Gold held on to its intraday gains as the US dollar witnessed some profit-taking and eroded a part of the previous day's strong gains.
Markets settled marginally lower as participants preferred to book some profits off the tables after the recent surge.