GOLD’S RELATIONSHIP TO THE DOLLAR, CHINESE RENMINBI IS CHANGING

Gold prices have been on a wild ride. Between 2000 and 2011, they rose from $280 to around $1,900 per ounce before falling back to $1,050 in 2015. Currently, they are trading close to $1,300 an ounce. Gold has made similar-sized moves when priced in the Chinese renminbi (CNH). From a CNH perspective, prices rose from 2,000 to 12,000 between 2001 and 2011 before falling back to 7,000 in 2015. Currently, it’s trading near 9,000 CNH (Figure 1). The similarity in performance reflects the stability of CNH versus the U.S. dollar, staying within about a 25 percent range during the past two decades.

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MCX Gold Down Watch 34950 To 34523 Enjoy, Hold For Big Target

MCX Gold prices are exhibiting strong bullish momentum, sustaining well above the key psychological level of ₹1,00,000. This strength indicates continued investor interest amid a favorable macroeconomic environment and persistent global uncertainties. The resilience above ₹1,00,000 suggests that market sentiment remains firmly positive, with buyers stepping in on any minor dips. 

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Budget 2019: Gold Custom Duty Increase 10 to 12.5%

Budget 2019 | Gold Duty | The government today increased customs duty on gold. Currently, gold attracts import duty of 10%. According to the Budget proposals, import duty to be hiked on gold and precious metals to 12.5%, from current level of 10%.

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Currently, Import of The Yellow Metal Attracts 10% Duty

Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – In global markets, gold prices remained steady today after Thursday’s fall. Gold was little changed at $1,417.96 an ounce. In India, on MCX gold futures for August delivery fell 0,02% to ₹34,209. Investors remained cautious ahead of today’s US jobs data for indications on rate cuts from the US Federal Reserve’s July meeting, analysts said.

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