Gold and silver prices today struggled in Indian markets today after a sharp rise in the previous session. On MCX, June gold futures were flat ₹44977 per 10 gram while silver rates were down 0.35% at ₹63595 per kg. In the previous session, gold had risen 1% while silver 0.9%.
Stocks Tips For Today: Auto Stocks, HCL Tech, Axis Bank, Wipro
Stocks Tips For Today: Indian equities snapped a two-day losing streak amid weak global cues, giving up half of the gains made on Tuesday in the process. The S&P BSE Sensex ended 1.2% lower at 49,509 while the NSE Nifty 50 declined 1% to close at 14,690.
MCX Silver Tips Today: Hit All Target 63200 to 63950 Enjoy
MCX Silver Tips Today: Hit All Target 63200 to 63950 Enjoy — Neal Bhai Reports
Silver failed in the 30.00 region and is seen slipping back towards support at 21.87/64.
Gold Price Extends Recovery to The $1710 Area – Neal Bhai
Silver and gold price are rising more than 1% on Wednesday, recovering after posting sharp losses during two consecutive days. A modest decline in US yields, a correction of the US dollar, month-end flow, and some profit-taking favored the rebound.
Crude Oil Near $60 on Demand Worries Before OPEC+ Meeting
Crude Oil held losses in early Asian trading amid concern over near-term demand and dollar strength ahead of a closely watched OPEC+ meeting this week at which the group will decide on output policy.
Gold Prices Today Fall, Down at one-Year Lows; Silver Drops
Gold prices fell for fifth day today while silver continued its downtrend in Indian markets, tracking softer global rates. On MCX, June gold futures fell 0.3% to near one-year low of ₹44,300 while silver declined 0.8% to ₹62,617 per kg. In the previous session, gold had declined 0.5% while silver had tumbled 1.7%.
Stocks Tips For Today: JSW Steel, Biocon, HPCL, Adani Transmission
Stocks Tips For Today: Indian equities staged a rebound from their lowest level in nearly two months on Friday. The S&P BSE Sensex ended 1.2% higher at 49,008 while the NSE Nifty 50 index rose 1.3% to close at 14,507. However, Friday’s gains were not enough to prevent the benchmark indices from posting their second straight weekly loss.