Precious metals face downward pressure, with gold and silver prices declining; traders advised to short or buy strategically.

Gold prices rise as investors seek safety amid global uncertainties, driven by geopolitical concerns and softer crude oil prices.

On the MCX, the white metal for July delivery depreciated by ₹621, or 0.24%, to ₹2,62,337 per kg in a business turnover of 11,830 lots.

Gold futures fell to ₹1,58,011 per 10 grams, driven by weak global demand and lower spot prices.

Silver futures drop to ₹2.5 lakh/kg as participant sell-off pressures prices, analysts report.

New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI) Gold prices declined by Rs 400 to Rs 1.59 lakh per 10 grams in the national capital on Friday amid weak trends in the international markets. According to…

Precious metals face downward pressure, with gold and silver prices declining; traders advised to short or buy strategically.

Gold and silver prices are expected to remain sensitive to developments in Middle East, movements in crude oil prices and a series of key economic data releases this week,…

Gold and silver prices opened lower on MCX on Monday. Escalating Gulf tensions pushed oil prices higher, fueling inflation worries. Stronger US economic data reinforced…

Gold prices dropped below $4,340 per ounce, while silver shed nearly 2.5%, as strong US economic data and rising crude oil prices influenced investor sentiment.

Gold and silver ETFs declined sharply on Monday as precious metal prices corrected on the MCX amid rising crude oil prices, inflation concerns and expectations of higher US…

Analysts said the latest drop marks a continuation of bullion's recent struggles as investors increasingly focus on the inflationary impact of higher energy prices rather than the…

Silver futures drop to ₹2.4 lakh/kg as participants reduce bets, reflecting a 3.32% decline on the Multi Commodity Exchange.

Gold futures decline to ₹1,53,220 per 10 grams as demand weakens, dropping ₹2,374 in August contracts.

Gold edged up to about 4,343 and silver to 68.34 on Tuesday, a first steadying after last week's rout, with gold climbing back to test the long-term line it had broken from below.