Page 6 - Commodity Trading

Rupee opens slightly higher at 85.97/$; focus shifts to RBI dividend

Indian Rupee today: The domestic currency began the session 3 paise higher at 85.97 on Friday, after closing at over a month's low on Thursday

Indian Rupee ends flat at 85.64/$ as high oil prices offset weak dollar

Indian Rupee today: The domestic currency closed at 85.64, the same level it ended yesterday against the greenback

Geopolitical, economic risks set stage for further gains in silver

With multiple factors, viz geopolitical and economic risks supporting silver, the white metal may extend its gains

Gold outlook: Weak Dollar, geopolitical risks to fuel further gains

Gold is well supported in a risk-off scenario due to geopolitical and economic issues

Indian Rupee opens flat at 85.65/$ as weak Dollar caps decline

The domestic currency depreciated 1 paise to open at 85.65 after closing at 85.64 against the greenback on Tuesday

Indian Rupee ends 23 paise weaker at 85.63/$; dollar, crude trade weak

The domestic currency depreciated 23 paise to end at 85.63 after closing at 85.40 against the greenback on Monday

Indian Rupee snaps two-day winning streak; opens 8 paise lower at 85.48/$

The domestic currency opened 8 paise lower at 85.48 after closing at 85.40 against the greenback on Monday

Indian Rupee opens 8 paise higher at 85.44/$ as oil, dollar retreat

The domestic currency opened 8 paise higher at 85.44 after ending at 85.52 against the greenback on Friday

Silver near-term outlook bearish amid economic and geopolitical risks

The near-term outlook is somewhat bearish unless we see a strong and sustainable recovery in industrial commodities, says Praveen Singh

Gold rally to continue? Upside to be limited as risk-on sentiment kicks in

As traders remain hopeful about further improvement in the global trade scenario, upside in the metal may be limited in the near term, says Praveen Singh

How to trade gold on Akshaya Tritiya? Praveen Singh of Mirae Asset suggests

The metal may test $3372-$3400 resistance zone. Upside is likely to be capped at $3400 in the short-term

How to trade Silver today? Analyst suggests strategy, stop-loss & support

Silver is up nearly 17 per cent since its cycle low of around $28.15 made on April 4. Although it is lagging gold, it is up around 14 per cent year-to-date (Y-T-D)

Spot gold is likely to trade between $3,200-$3,400; Check trading strategy

On April 24, spot gold traded between $3,288 and $3,367 as the metal recouped some of its huge loss that occurred due to sell-off on April 22 and 23

Gold may surge to $3,400 as trade tensions intensify; here's what to do

Spot gold surged solidly higher on safe haven demand as trade war intensified with the Trump Administration looking into imports of computer chips, chip making equipment and pharmaceuticals

WTI crude oil may stay below $60 in H2-CY2025 on Trump tariff woes: Analyst

Oil prices: The 90-day relief on reciprocal tariffs could see crude oil prices edging a bit higher towards $65. However, overall, we expect prices to trade range bound between $65-$58

Oil is cheap but still not a bargain as risks loom over market outlook

Oil has dropped 20% to a four-year low since Trump took office-but that still doesn't make it a bargain

Gold to face short-term pressure amid risk aversion and profit booking

Support is at $2947 (MCX June contract ₹86,300) /$2900 (₹85,000). Resistance is at $3050 (₹89,300)/$3100 (₹90,800)

Here's your trading guide for Silver on Friday, April 4; check details

Silver has been subjected to intense selling pressure due to its industrial attribute. Nearly 64 per cent of the total demand for the metal is industrial, says Praveen Singh of Mirae Asset Sharekhan

Safe-haven demand for gold may rise further; check support, resistance here

On April 3, spot gold, buoyed by renewed safe haven demand due to unexpectedly high reciprocal tariff rates that pose a risk to the global trade and economy, soared to a fresh record high of $3,167.84

How to trade Gold ahead of Trump's reciprocal tariff announcement today?

Gold rallied 19 per cent in the first quarter as it was up around 2 per cent last week-its fourth straight weekly gain.