Prices fell as speculators offloaded their positions
Prices moved up as speculators enlarged their positions
Estimates of lower output this season restricted the fall
Prices edged up as speculators created positions
Firmness in select metals at the LME influenced nickel futures here
Subdued demand in spot market put pressure on the trade
Strong domestic demand from battery-makers influenced lead futures
Weak economic data from China affected crude oil futures here
In the international market, silver bounced 1.10%, to trade at $23.50 an ounce in Singapore after three sessions of losses
Covering-up of short positions by speculators on fears of further rise in the prices, also supported the upside
Gold holdings of SPDR gold trust, the largest ETF backed by the precious metal, declined to 1,123.06 tons, as on April 19.
Spot rates of jeera were steady & quoted around '125-'26 per kg at Unjha market, as per trade reports.
The precious metal will depend on factors to take direction pulling the entire commodities segment which is currently bearish
Global wheat prices fell sharply in the last one month but have started firming up now
At least 10 million tonnes of capacity will not come to market in the near future in Karnataka
Tokyo rubber futures prices, which set the global trend, fell more than three per cent to a five-month low of 242.6 yen a kg on Thursday
In dollar terms, gold prices fell by 5.3% to close the week at $1,403 an oz from the level of $1,483 an oz on April 12
At the spot markets, gold reclaimed Rs 27,000 level with prices rising by a whopping Rs 500 to trade at Rs 27,100 per 10 gm
Prices have lost almost six per cent so far this week and are now down by nearly 12 per cent on the year