Precious metals witnessed some moderation in price last week. Gold ($3,369/ounce) lost 1.9 per cent and silver ($36/ounce) was down nearly 1 per cent last week. Similarly, in the domestic market, gold futures (₹99,109/10 gm) depreciated 1.2 per cent and silver futures (₹1,06,224/kg) was down 0.3 per cent. Gold ($3,369) The yellow metal was on
Precious metals slipped last week. Gold ($3,290/ounce) was down 2 per cent whereas silver ($33/ounce) lost 1.5 per cent. Similarly, in the domestic market, gold futures (₹95,875/10 gm) depreciated 1.5 per cent and silver futures (₹97,015/kg) fell 1.1 per cent. MCX-Gold (₹95,875) Gold futures (Aug) drifted lower last week. Nevertheless, it stays above the 21-day
Amid a rebound in the dollar index, gold June futures contracts at MCX opened flat at Rs 95,230/10 grams, marginally higher by Rs 87 or 0.09% after the yellow metal settled lower in the previous trading session. However, around 11 am, the metal witnessed buying from the lower levels and was trading 0.36% higher at
Investors on Dalal Street turned cautious as escalating tensions between India and Pakistan after India’s armed forces conducted Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan, weighed on market sentiments. The benchmark equity index BSE Sensex on Wednesday traded 55 points, or 0.07% down at 80,583 at around 10.35 am (IST). However, the downside was capped