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    Hawkish Fed, other bearish factors hurting gold

    Hawkish Fed, other bearish factors hurting gold

    The ten-year US yields at 4.38% were up 2.28% on the day and were up around 4% on the week. The two-year yields were up 0.20% on the week as they closed around 4.75%

    Gold Price Today: Gold opens at Rs 71,446/10 gms, silver drops by Rs 4,400/kg in June

    Gold Price Today: Gold opens at Rs 71,446/10 gms, silver drops by Rs 4,400/kg in June

    On Friday, Gold August futures contracts at MCX started trading at Rs 71,446 per 10 grams, marking a decline of Rs 126 or 0.18%. Meanwhile, MCX Silver July futures opened at Rs 87,180/kg, reflecting a drop of Rs 4,400 since the beginning of June. The previous day, both gold and silver prices had closed higher in both international and domestic markets.

    Gold prices heads for quarterly rise; spotlight on inflation data

    Gold prices heads for quarterly rise; spotlight on inflation data

    In the world of gold investment, tracking prices, inflation data, and the Federal Reserve's stance is key. Market dynamics shift based on factors like GDP estimates, equipment spending, and spot silver prices. Understanding these nuances is crucial for making informed investment decisions in a constantly evolving economic environment.

    Oil prices edge higher as supply risks mount

    Oil prices edge higher as supply risks mount

    Oil prices responded to geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, with concerns over fuel demand dynamics. The market saw gains in Brent and WTI futures amidst heightened uncertainties, while attention remained on the impact of geopolitical conflicts on oil supply. Anticipation of increased gasoline consumption over the July 4th weekend offered some relief amid persisting demand challenges.

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    Hawkish Fed, other bearish factors hurting gold
    The ten-year US yields at 4.38% were up 2.28% on the day and were up around 4% on the week. The two-year yields were up 0.20% on the week as they closed around 4.75%
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    Hedge funds rebuild oil position after OPEC⁺ round trip: Kemp
    Navigating through diverse commodities, my investment strategy adapted to changing market conditions. From crude oil to natural gas, I observed shifts in positions and prices, reflecting resilience and caution. The market's response to OPEC+ reassurance and high inventories showcased a dynamic landscape, with investors strategizing for potential opportunities and challenges ahead.
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    Copper hits lowest in more than five weeks on firm dollar
    London copper prices hit a five-week low due to a strong dollar and weak physical demand, affecting LME and SHFE markets.
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    Commodity Talk: Jeera price may test Rs 50,000 in 1 year, says Anuj Gupta of IIFL Securities
    This price appreciation is basically due to the mismatch in demand and supply as tight supplies across the globe have engineered elevation in price levels.
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    Oil prices fall on demand fears, headed for second weekly loss
    Oil prices fell as demand concerns outweighed the prospect of tighter supply from global producers and investors remained sceptical that the US and Iran could strike a nuclear deal. However, there is both upside and downside pressure on prices, amid fears over tighter supply and expectations of higher demand as the US enters driving season being offset by worries over further US interest rate hikes and a slow pickup in China's fuel demand. For the week, both benchmark prices were on track for about 1% losses and for a second week of losses.
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    Basmati prices cool at home as a restive Red Sea hurts exports
    Leading shipping lines' decision to avoid the Suez Canal route amid Houthi attacks has also impacted sunflower oil imports from Russia and Ukraine. Sunflower oil prices in the local market are likely to go up by 3-4% as international prices have increased by $30 per tonne in the last one week to $940 per tonne, trade insiders said. Basmati exporters said the export market has become sluggish and the shipping cost to places like Jeddah, Yemen, Beirut, and Durban have shot up multiple times in some cases.
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    Mentha oil futures jump 6% intraday, 25% in August. Is correction on cards?
    Commodity and currency expert Neha Qureshi, Senior Technical & Derivative Analyst at Anand Rathi said that mentha oil prices have seen a dramatic rise in the last couple of weeks as supply-side fundamentals are seen tightening amid an expected drop in output during the 2023-24 season. "Output of this oil is seen declining for a second straight year and thus carryover stocks will shrink further by the end of the season," Qureshi said.
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