Commodity Trading

Gold trajectory remains oil-sensitive amid geopolitical tensions: Analyst

Gold's trajectory continues to depend on oil prices as traders remain fixated on rate moves. High oil prices are supporting the US Dollar and increasing the probability of rate hikes

Silver prices may remain capped unless US-Iran talks improve, says analyst

In the present scenario, upside in silver is expected to remain capped barring clear and material developments aiding constructive US-Iran negotiations

Near-term gold outlook cloudy amid yield spike, dollar headwinds: Analyst

Rising real yields alongside a firmer dollar have together stripped two of gold's most consistent supports simultaneously

Brent to average $90 if US-Iran pact resolves Hormuz disruption: Analyst

The probability of US-Iran negotiations entering a more substantive phase is rising-every additional week of disruption deepens financial market stress that the White House cannot indefinitely absorb

From vault to demat: NSE rolls out Electronic Gold Receipts (EGRs) trading

An Electronic Gold Receipt (EGR) is a dematerialised instrument that represents ownership of physical gold held in a Sebi-regulated vault

Oil prices to remain elevated but volatile amid supply constraints: Analyst

In the near term, oil markets remain pulled between tightening supply fundamentals and expectations of an eventual geopolitical breakthrough

Precious metals trade lower; silver futures slide 4%, gold down 1.5%

Prices declined across Comex, MCX and exchange traded funds (ETFs), with silver prices falling nearly 4 per cent and gold prices declining around 1.5 per cent

Gold, silver trade at steep discounts after govt raises import duty

Higher import duty on precious metals has widened domestic discounts, weakened demand and added pressure on gold and silver imports

'Raising fuel prices is a better option over duty hike in gold and silver'

Value of gold imports rose in FY26 even as volumes fell. Apurva Sheth of Samco explains why higher gold duty may not curb demand and why fuel price hikes could better protect India's fiscal position

Brent seen at $95-115; supply deficit to keep prices elevated: Analyst

The global oil market is increasingly reflecting second-order effects of the US-Iran conflict, now in its 73rd day, following Iran's effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz on February 28

Can a 15% gold duty fix India's trade deficit? The math is not simple

India may need a steep fall in gold imports to ease its trade deficit, but high prices, investment demand and smuggling risks complicate the duty hike's impact

Oil stabilises on diplomacy hopes, yet structural risks persist: Analyst

MCX Crude Oil on the daily chart is consolidating within a symmetrical triangle pattern, indicating a phase of compression after the recent volatile swings

Safe-haven surge: Silver ETFs soar 6% amid geopolitical stress, oil spike

MCX Silver opened with a slight gap up and is trading within the ₹280,000-₹282,000 zone, sustaining well above the ascending trendline as bullish momentum builds

Stranded Gulf supply, Iran conflict may push Brent toward $130-145: Analyst

If the conflict extends another eight weeks without a credible Hormuz reopening, expect Brent at $130-145 per barrel, with the World Bank's adverse scenario averaging $115 for the full year

Silver outlook bearish in near-term; Analyst flag $72 as next key support

Silver can test support around $72 should bears take out the key level of $74.50. Upside may be capped at around $79 for a very short term

Silver supported by weak dollar, oil pullback; upside bias intact: Analyst

On April 14, silver prices surged to $80.85 -- the highest since March 13 -- on Iran peace hopes before erasing gains as the US Dollar stabilised

Gold eyes $5,000 amid US-Iran ceasefire hopes; analyst suggests buy on dips

Gold may rise to $5000 in the short term, though a sustainable extension of the ongoing rally, which has been in place from the cycle low of $4099, will call for an increase in the safe haven appeal

Brent stays elevated on physical supply stress; easing seen by May: Analyst

The impact of the war on energy infrastructure is considerably more severe than futures prices currently imply

Brent to stay elevated amid supply shocks; easing likely by Q3: Analyst

Brent futures are currently trading near $95/bbl after a 4.6 per cent correction, yet remain up 31 per cent since the start of the conflict, 56 per cent year-to-date

MCX shares rise over 3% in weak market; m-cap tops ₹70,000 crore

MCX shares were seen trading northward, with a gain of 2.9 per cent at ₹2,742.7 on the National Stock Exchange