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Precious Metals

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

Gold prices held steady while silver declined on MCX as a stronger US dollar and higher US bond yields weighed on bullion ahead of the Fed decision.

Gold and silver prices fell as higher US inflation strengthened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.

Gold could reach $5,600 and silver $120 by end-2026 in Monarch PMS’ bull-case scenario, with Fed policy, real yields and supply shaping prices.

Gold and silver could see further gains as fiscal dominance, real yields, dollar trends and strong central bank buying support the precious metals outlook.

MCX gold rose 0.76% to Rs 1,52,982, while silver gained 1.62% to Rs 2,35,221 as domestic buying supported bullion prices.

Gold and silver prices rose as a weaker US dollar and falling crude oil prices boosted demand for precious metals.

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

Gold and silver prices extended their decline as geopolitical tensions and weak global cues kept bullion markets under pressure.

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