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
VIENTIANE (Laotian Times): Laos has set a big goal: to become the main centre for buying, selling, and processing gold in Asia within the next five years. At a high-profile meeting on 02 May, the Lao Bullion Bank (LBB) presented its ambitious strategy to position the country as a regional leader in precious metals. At
In 2025, gold could become even more an essential investment for your diversified portfolio than ever before In recent years, this question has been raised. Now, with the new U.S. President’s administration, Gold prices soared to a record high last Monday, driven by safe-haven demand amid concerns that Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, China, and
Gold trading on the Royal Mint’s website shot up by 336 per cent on Monday compared to the average throughout the year. Amid the market turmoil at the start of this week, retail investors flocked to the safe haven asset of gold as they wrongly feared stocks would continue to sink. Bullion trading on the