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Gold prices slip on profit-selling; silver gains

22 May 2013

Traders said profit-selling by stockists at prevailing higher levels mainly led to decline in gold prices, which had strengthened by Rs 680 ...

Silver futures down 0.4% on global cues

22 May 2013

Silver prices fell by 0.36% to Rs 43,109 per kg in futures trade today as speculators trimmed exposures amid a weakening trend overseas

Gold recovers from 21-month low; jumps by Rs 680

21 May 2013

Gold had plunged to 21-month lows in the previous session which triggered the value buying

Silver futures down 0.36% on global cues

21 May 2013

Silver prices fell by 0.36% to Rs 43,109 per kg in futures trade today as speculators trimmed exposures amid a weakening trend overseas.

More steps possible on gold import: Chidambaram

21 May 2013

FM also reiterates case for rating upgrade, PSB bank mergers

Silver at 33-month low, gold corrects further

20 May 2013

Yet, with gold supply low in the wake of new RBI clamp, traders still charge huge premium for spot delivery

Traders increase bearish bets on gold

18 May 2013

Open interest highest since April

Transaction volumes rose 300% on Akshaya Tritiya, says Atos Worldline India

17 May 2013

Akshaya Tritiya, which was celebrated on Monday, saw a high number of transactions in jewellery outlets, with a 300% increase in the transaction ...

Silver futures extend weakness, down 0.68%

17 May 2013

Continuing a downward journey slide, silver prices fell by 0.68% to Rs 42,969 per kg in futures trade today as speculators engaged in ...

Gold demand to remain high: WGC

16 May 2013

Heavy outflows from gold ETFs behind fall, says World Gold Council

Gold slumps by Rs 500 to hit 1-month low at Rs 26,800

16 May 2013

Rolling down gold prices dropped to one-month low by losing Rs 500 to Rs 26,800 per 10 grams in the national capital today on heavy selling by ...

Silver futures slip below Rs 43,000 level on weak global cues

16 May 2013

Silver futures prices fell by 0.75% to slip below Rs 43,000 per kg level today as speculators engaged in trimming positions, tracking a weak ...

Gold futures down on weak global cues

16 May 2013

Gold prices moved down by 0.67% to Rs 26,133 per 10 gm in futures trade today after participants reduced positions, taking weak cues from the ...

Spread on gold futures narrows

15 May 2013

Indication of prices, demand outlook turning bearish; traders expect further fall from June

Gold buying muted after RBI measure

14 May 2013

The central bank yesterday banned gold imports through consignment to moderate demand

Silver futures down 0.25% on lower global trend

14 May 2013

Tracking a weak global trend, silver prices moved down by 0.25% to Rs 45,006 per kg in futures trade today as speculators partially offloaded ...

Akshaya Tritiya sends gold jewellery sales up 25%

14 May 2013

People buy on the cheap as metal stands at Rs 26,985/10 g on Monday against Rs 29,060 last year

RBI creates new gold import hurdle

13 May 2013

As announced earlier, consignment imports restricted; jewellery trade fears rise in costs, especially for smaller entities

New diamond bourse set to house all units soon

13 May 2013

More than 70% of diamond traders and exporters have already shifted here from Opera House and the rest will come now

Gold sales touch Rs 150 cr on Akshaya Tritiya

13 May 2013

Gold price, at present, is hovering a tad more than Rs 26,000 per 10 gm compared to about Rs 27,900 during the same period last year

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