Traders said increased selling by stockists in view of falling demand at prevailing higher levels and a weakening global trend mainly kept pressure on gold and silver prices
Yesterday it was reported that citing a source that the buyback will start soon
Indians estimated to be holding 20-25,000 tons of gold. Every year 800-900 tons of gold added to this
About eight bidders are yet to lift iron ore fines from the mine
The CBEC raised the tariff value of gold to $461 per ten grams from $432
According to market analyst FMC decision to raise initial margin to 5% on the value of contract in a bid to curb volatility mainly helped in bringing down the gold futures prices
Prices of Gold today fell and closed at Rs 31,700 per ten grams
Increased rate of margin will be effective from September 2
Castorseed for October contract slided by 2.19%
Crude palm oil for delivery in August shed 0.4%
Potato for delivery in far month of March also declined by 0.9%
Mentha oil for delivery in September shed 0.38%
Increased supplies from producing region also influenced chana prices
Speculators trimmed their positions, tracking a weak trend at spot market
Lead for delivery in September also fell by 0.68%
A weak trend in the global markets also put pressure on nickel prices
Profit-booking by speculators after recent gain also weighed on copper prices
A weak trend overseas also put pressure on silver prices
Subdued demand at prevailing levels also weighed on gold prices
Anticipation of a Western operation against Syria had driven the WTI contract to its highest level since May 2011