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MCX Gold

Gold prices rise for a second week, supported by safe-haven demand, weak US dollar and global cues, while MCX gold and silver hold key levels.

Gold and silver likely to open higher in MCX evening trade as easing West Asia tensions and softer oil prices support sentiment.

Gold prices rose 5.77% this week, supported by geopolitical tensions, easing crude oil prices and steady demand, while silver edged lower.

Gold and silver prices fall sharply as easing West Asia tensions reduce safe-haven demand; MCX and COMEX metals trade lower.

Gold and silver prices rise up to 3%, with gold near Rs 1.48 lakh and silver above Rs 2.4 lakh, supported by global cues and easing tensions.

Gold and silver prices decline after US Fed keeps rates unchanged; bullion markets react to policy signals despite geopolitical tensions.

Gold and silver prices rise ahead of the US Fed meeting, as investors stay cautious due to inflation concerns and global market volatility.

Gold prices eased on Thursday after a two-day rally, while silver recorded a sharp correction in MCX futures as traders booked profits.

Gold and silver prices rose further amid global tensions, with 24-carat gold nearing ₹96,000 per 10 grams and silver crossing ₹97,000 per kg.