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Comex gold

Gold gained 1.18 per cent this week as crude prices eased, while hawkish US Federal Reserve signals limited gains.

Gold prices climbed to a seven-week high, nearing Rs 1.5 lakh on MCX as lower US Treasury yields boosted safe-haven demand.

Gold and silver prices traded lower on Friday as a stronger US dollar pressured bullion in domestic and global markets.

MCX gold and silver traded higher as a weaker US dollar supported bullion demand, while investors tracked Fed rate expectations and crude oil prices.

Gold and silver prices fell as a stronger US dollar and higher US rate expectations outweighed safe-haven demand despite rising Middle East tensions.

Gold held steady while silver edged lower as easing crude oil prices reduced expectations of further US Fed rate hikes.

Gold prices slipped on MCX due to profit booking, while silver extended gains for a third straight session amid steady interest rate expectations.

MCX gold fell nearly ₹2,000 per 10 grams, while silver extended losses as investors awaited fresh signals on US interest rates.

Gold and silver prices fell on Monday as a stronger US dollar and expectations of higher US interest rates weighed on bullion.

Gold and silver prices fell sharply as the US Federal Reserve's policy signals, stronger dollar and easing geopolitical tensions reduced safe-haven demand.