India left China behind in gold purchase

India left China behind in gold purchase

The demand report said that “by far the biggest contributor to the weakness in volumes has been China.” On an annual basis, a review of past gold demand reports shows that India’s gold demand was higher than China’s for the first time since 2012.

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Gold prices rise over 4% in January 2025

Gold prices rise over 4% in January 2025

Gold price today: It appears that investors around the world are parking their investments in safe-haven assets like gold, as they did in the previous calendar year as fresh concerns over Donald Trump’s tariff plans and elevated stock valuations are prompting them to exit risky assets in 2025, putting equity markets under significant pressure.

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Gold Rises as Trump hints at imposing Tariffs on China

Gold Rises as Trump hints at imposing Tariffs on China

Gold Outlook for Today: Gold’s price (Yellow Metal) sees its upside move continue for this week after an already upbeat Tuesday when booking over 1.20% gains. The bullish momentum is fueled by new US President Donald Trump’s comments on tariffs. This time, a 10% levy on Chinese goods triggered the leg higher in Bullion

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Gold price today: MCX gold price ₹700 away from all-time high. Will it hit new highs amid US inflation concerns?

Gold price today: MCX gold price ₹700 away from all-time high. Will it hit new highs amid US inflation concerns?

Gold Price today: Amid US Fed rate cut buzz, MCX gold rate continued to trade sideways but managed to sustain above ₹79,000 per 10 gm mark. Gold futures contract for February 2025 expiry on Multi Commodity Exchange opened downside at ₹79,150 per 10 gm and touched an intraday low of ₹79,022. However, the precious yellow metal soon bounced back and came around ₹79,080 per 10 gm, around ₹700, away from the lifetime high of ₹79,775 per 10 gm.

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What's ahead for Gold in 2025?

What’s ahead for Gold in 2025?

Gold Outlook in 2025: Gold will be up against three major events in the first two months of 2025 and experts point out the likelihood of volatility. First will be Donald Trump taking charge as the US President and we have seen how DXY and bond yields have moved. The other two factors are domestic — one is the Union Budget 2025 and the other is the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) MPC under a new Governor.

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