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Gold Prices Rebound Today, Silver Rises – Gold Silver Reports

Gold prices rebounded by ₹ 170 to ₹ 30,420 per 10 grams today amid fresh demand from local jewellers and positive global sentiment , reported PTI. In global markets, gold rates inched up as demand for the yellow metal rose after prices slumped to a 19-month low last week, while a rising dollar weighed on the market ahead of planned US-China trade talks. In Delhi, gold prices of 99.9% and 99.5% purity rose by ₹ 170 each to ₹ 30,420 and ₹ 30,270 per 10 grams, respectively.

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Gold Slightly Up After Big Downdraft Last Friday

Gold Silver Reports (GSR) — Gold Slightly Up After Big Downdraft Last Friday – Gold prices are slightly higher in early-afternoon U.S. trading Monday. The market saw a tepid corrective and short-covering bounce after sharp losses suffered on Friday that saw the yellow metal hit a six-month low. There was also some risk aversion in the marketplace today that might also be giving gold some mild support. August Comex gold futures were last up $2.00 an ounce at $1,280.40. July Comex silver was last down $0.025 at $16.45 an ounce.                      

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Gold Inching Higher on Minor Short—Covering, Bargain Hunting and Capital Flight Problems in India

Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Gold inching higher on minor short-covering, bargain hunting and capital flight problems in India — Gold inched back toward the $1300 level in early U.S. trading today – up $2.00 at $1299. Silver is up 17¢ at $16.68. The timing on the upticks, coincident the last few days with the COMEX open, gives the appearance of some minor short-covering, but it remains to be seen if it indicates a more conclusive turn among the big speculators.

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Gold Market Could be Using the Technology Behind Cryptocurrencies

Gold Market Could be Using the Technology Behind Cryptocurrencies

Gold Silver Reports (GSR)  – Gold Market Could be Using the Technology Behind Cryptocurrencies — The London Bullion Market Association last week closed an invitation for submissions of ideas for how to track the metal as it’s dug out of remote mines, traded by middlemen and sold on to buyers scattered around the world. While the LBMA didn’t stipulate what form the system would take, most of the 25 respondents incorporated distributed-ledger technology in their proposals.

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