Commodity Market
Gold nears all-time high as Trump’s tariff threats boost safe-haven demand
Gold prices firmed on Monday, and hovered near a record high hit in the previous session, as investors sought refuge in the safe-haven asset after U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to impose fresh tariffs sparked concerns of a global trade war.
Will the price of gold continue to rise in the long term?
Gold hit new record highs in both domestic and overseas markets last week. Uncertainty over US trade tariffs boosted gold’s safe-haven appeal. Strong overseas prices, a record weak Indian rupee and steady demand lent additional support to domestic prices.
Gold hits new low near $2,859 after NFT
Gold prices on Friday pared early gains after the release of the US labor market report for January 2025 and closed near $2,859.88 an ounce.
Rise in gold and silver in domestic and international markets
The April futures contract of gold on MCX opened lower by 0.04% or Rs 30 at Rs 83,253 per 10 gram on Tuesday, while the March futures contract of silver was trading lower by 0.06% or Rs 57 at Rs 94,200 per kg.
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Rates fall ahead of Trump’s swearing-in; What should be your strategy for MCX Gold?
Gold price today: Gold rates dropped in the domestic futures market in the morning session on Monday, January 20, tracking weak global cues. The yellow metal dropped on signs of easing tensions in the Middle East. The focus was on Donald Trump’s inauguration today as investors await clarity on the new government’s policies.
Copper Set for Strong Weekly Gain
Copper futures rose above $4.29 per pound on Friday and were poised to gain more than 6% for the week, marking the best weekly performance since May of last year, when copper prices surpassed the $5 mark.
MCX Copper futures trade higher on robust Demand
Copper futures traded higher on MCX, on account of enlargement of portfolios by the participants tracking robust demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies. Further, persisting supply disruptions and curtailed inventory positions also encouraged red metal buying.