Gold outlook: The yellow metal is likely to rise to $3800 (Rs 115,000) in the coming months, with support at $3600, according to Praveen Singh
Silver outlook continues to remain constructive on rate cut expectations, huge ETF inflows, elevated geopolitical and economic risks. Strength in gold bodes well for silver.
On the technical side, charts are crystal clear. Gold recently broke out of a bullish pole-and-flag pattern on the weekly time-frame, a setup that often precedes strong continuation rallies.
Gold outlook: As the Fed Chair Powell's focus has shifted from inflation to the weakening US job market, the US monthly job report will be critical for gold for short-term trading.
Strong ongoing rally in Chinese equities is mostly positive for the grey metal. CSI33 Index has rallied over 27 per cent from its April low.
Gold trading strategy: In the near-term, safe haven demand is somewhat subdued due to US-China trade truce extension and hopes from the upcoming US-Russia meeting in Alaska.
Gold faces a strong resistance at $3420 (₹102,300 at INR/USD rate of ₹87.43) as posed by the 4-month-old trendline.
Silver rally is primarily being driven by risk sentiments as expectations of rate cuts buoy the risk assets. Another supporting factor is healthy ETF inflows.
Gold/Silver ratio at 89.96 has recovered nearly 5 per cent after it reached a seven-month low at 85.88 on July 14.
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Limit allocation to 10 per cent of portfolio and enter with 7-10-year horizon
Gold price outlook: The yellow metal price is likely to be influenced primarily by the US Dollar Index and tariff news flow
Gold prices are caught between the impact of strong US data and the possibility of trade friction as trade negotiations continue
The World Bank expects silver demand to remain robust, supported by the grey metal's dual role as both an industrial input and a safe-haven asset
Gold is expected to fall sharply in case the Trump Administration decides to extend the July deadline
Indian Rupee today: The domestic currency rose 14 paise to end at 86.59 against the dollar, according to Bloomberg
Motilal Oswal Wealth Management recommends buying in the range of ₹882 - ₹880, with a stop-loss below ₹855 on a closing basis
Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday directed stock exchanges with commodity segments to ensure their Product Advisory Committees (PACs) meet at least twice a year, or more frequently if necessary. However, in the case of agricultural commodities, the PAC is required to meet at least once annually. Sebi's 'Master Circular for Commodity Derivatives Segment' in August 2023 issued various compliance requirements for stock exchanges and clearing corporations operating in the commodity derivatives segment. As per the Master Circular, each stock exchange is mandated to constitute a Product Advisory Committee for every group or complex of commodities that share common stakeholders or value chain participants, and on which derivatives are either currently traded or proposed to be introduced. Based on representations from market participants and following deliberations by Sebi's Commodity Derivatives Advisory Committee (CDAC), the regulator has revised the meeting frequency guidelines for ...
Indian Rupee today: The domestic currency appreciated 10 paise to close at 85.80 against the dollar, after closing at 85.90 on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg
Indian Rupee today: The domestic currency appreciated 3 paise at open to 85.87 against the greenback, after closing at 85.90 on Wednesday