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Gold futures declined for the seventh straight session, falling over 1 per cent on MCX amid escalating US-Iran military tensions. Rising oil prices heightened inflation and interest-rate concerns, while investors await US employment data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy
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Gold prices in India remained flat at Rs 1,59,650 per 10 grams in futures trade on Thursday, with muted spot demand weighing on the market. October contracts on the Multi Commodity Exchange slipped marginally by Rs 13, while earlier in the session futures had dropped sharply to Rs 1,56,692.
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Gold prices surged over 9 per cent this month, outperforming broader equity markets, while investors shifted gains toward safer assets. Precious-metal inflows declined sharply, whereas money-market and fixed-income funds attracted substantial investments. Micro-cap stocks led equity gains, while large-cap funds saw increased inflows
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Gold and silver prices fell sharply on MCX Friday amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty following US warnings of economic measures against Iran. Gold futures declined 0.8 per cent, while silver dropped 1.27 per cent, with technical indicators pointing to continued near-term pressure
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India's gold demand declined 6% year-on-year to 131.4 tonnes in Q2 2026 due to higher prices, customs duty increase and reduced purchases. Despite lower volumes, gold demand value hit a record level as consumers continued investing, with festive demand expected to support future consumption
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Gold futures rose Rs 294 to Rs 1,41,200 per 10 grams on the Multi Commodity Exchange on Monday, driven by fresh buying and firm spot demand. However, global gold futures declined 0.17 per cent in New York amid mixed market sentiment
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Gold prices declined 1.47 per cent during the week after the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes reinforced expectations of prolonged high interest rates. Rising geopolitical tensions supported precious metals, while a stronger dollar limited gains in gold and silver
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India’s gold imports fell nearly 70% to 25-30 tonnes after customs duty on gold was raised to 15% from 6%. Despite lower volumes, import value increased due to rising prices. The government aims to reduce foreign exchange outflow and prioritise essential imports
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Gold and silver prices declined on domestic and international markets amid shifting investor sentiment over the West Asia conflict. Easing safe-haven demand and expectations of prolonged higher US interest rates weighed on bullion, while crude oil prices surged sharply
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Gold and silver prices rose in MCX trade, supported by a weaker dollar and geopolitical tensions in West Asia amid US–Iran developments. Gold touched ₹1,59,500 per 10 grams, while silver saw volatile movement amid shifting investor sentiment and crude oil declines
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Gold prices in Hyderabad rose sharply on Wednesday as investors moved towards safer assets amid geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in global markets. Silver prices saw a slight decline, while analysts said global developments and inflation concerns may influence further price movements.
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Gold and silver prices fell in Mumbai after US strikes on Iran, with gold futures dropping 0.61% to ₹1,58,110 and silver sliding nearly 2% to ₹2,71,972. Analysts cited geopolitical tensions, safe-haven demand, and technical resistance levels influencing trade
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Gold and silver prices rose in Mumbai, supported by a weaker US dollar and falling crude oil. MCX gold held above ₹1,59,000 with resistance near ₹1,60,000, while silver surged past ₹2,76,000 amid geopolitical uncertainty and safe-haven demand
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Gold prices rose during the week amid geopolitical uncertainty and fluctuations in crude oil prices. Analysts said US-Iran negotiations, bond yields, rupee volatility and global market developments will continue to influence bullion prices, while India’s gold demand may decline following the recent import duty hike
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India doesn’t fix the price of gold independently. It all begins with the global gold market. Globally, gold is sold in dollars. Hence, if global gold prices increase, then Indian gold prices will also be higher.
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Gold and silver prices declined on Thursday after the government increased import duty to 15 per cent, triggering profit booking in precious metals. Despite volatility, analysts remain cautiously bullish on gold and silver due to safe-haven demand and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties in global markets
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Gold prices rose 1.83 per cent during the week amid geopolitical tensions and volatile crude prices. Precious metals gained support from a weaker US dollar and safe-haven demand, while investors continued to monitor developments in the US-Iran conflict and global interest rate outlook.
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Gold and silver prices rose on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India amid US-Iran geopolitical tensions, boosting safe-haven demand. Gold futures climbed above ₹1.53 lakh per 10 grams, while silver surged over ₹2.61 lakh per kg, tracking gains in global COMEX markets and rising crude oil prices
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Gold prices in New Delhi fell ₹1,800 to ₹1.54 lakh per 10 grams while silver dropped ₹6,500, pressured by rising crude oil prices, a stronger US dollar, and expectations of prolonged higher interest rates impacting global bullion markets
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Gold and silver prices fell up to 2% on the Multi Commodity Exchange amid US-Iran tensions and rising crude oil prices above $110. Weak global cues and profit booking pushed both metals lower despite strong long-term returns
