Gold hit a fresh record high of $2664 and closed with a hefty gain of 1.09 per cent at $2657.
After consolidating in the $2470-$2530 range for nearly three weeks, spot gold rallied to a fresh record high of $2555 on Thursday.
Spot gold was trading with a gain of around 0.20 per cent at $2514 at the time of the MCX closing. The MCX October gold contract at Rs 71,903 (LTP) was up 0.38 per cent.
Spot gold was trading with a gain of 0.78 per cent at $2,515 at the time of the MCX closing. MCX October gold was at Rs 71,948 (LTP), up 0.67 per cent on the day
Gold trading strategy today, July 31: Unless the US Fed is outrightly dovish, Gold is expected to fall in the coming days. Support for MCX October Gold contract is at Rs 67,600/Rs 66,200
Spot gold surged to a fresh record high of $2465 on July 16 as traders continued to pile into the metal on Fed rate cut bets.
Gold trading strategy for today, July 12, 2024: Much-awaited US CPI data (June) trailed the forecasts on all counts. US CPI Y-o-Y at 3 per cent as against the forecast of 3.10 per cent
Oil prices fell 1 per cent to $82.33 amid easing supply disruption concerns from Gaza ceasefire hopes and Hurricane Beryl's impact
Spot gold rose slightly ahead of the US Fed Chair Powell's speech at the European Central Bank forum on central banking in Sintra, Portugal
On the daily chart, MCX Gold for August is hovering near its trend line support. A break below 70,750 could signal bearish sentiments, the analyst said
Spot gold slid on Tuesday following a rebound on Monday as the US Federal Reserve officials continue to maintain a hawkish outlook on rates
Gold rate today: The MCX Gold August contract was at Rs 71,135, down 1.16 per cent at Thursday's close
Spot gold traded with a bearish bias on Tuesday as most of the commodities were under pressure due to the rise of far-right parties in the recently concluded European elections
Spot gold at the time of the MCX closing was trading at $2329, down 0.89per cent on the day, whereas the MCX August contract was changing hands at Rs 72,005, down 0.27per cent
The MCX Gold August contract was down by 0.11 per cent at its LTP of Rs 72,193. Risk appetite remains weak as wider markets swoon
The cautious stance of the US Federal Reserve on its monetary policy is somewhat positive for the metal; thus, inflation hedge buying theme dominates
The MCX Gold futures have scaled new highs in the last 9 trading sessions, and surged 8.5 per cent. Charts suggest some consolidation likely ahead, as technical indicators are in overbought zone.
The MCX Gold futures have gained 4 per cent and Silver 6.5 per cent so far in March on hopes of interest rate cuts in the US. Chart suggests that positive bias shall prevail in the near-term.
Yellow metal to maintain its impressive run in 2024 on the back of triggers such as the moderation in US economic growth, expectation of rate cuts this year and continued buying from central banks
Gold futures are up 12 per cent so far this year, and have gained 132 per cent in the last eight years. Chart suggests that bias is likely to remain favourable as long as Gold trades above its 20-MMA.