DOLLAR STRENGTH

The rupee depreciated 5 paise to 83.54 against the dollar due to high crude prices, starting at 83.52. Positive equities, foreign fund inflows supported. Amit Pabari noted pressures like crude at USD 87. S&P's YeeFarn Phua mentioned fiscal deficit r...

The healthy expansion in infrastructure sectors' growth in May was driven by the production of coal, natural gas, and electricity, amidst rising crude oil prices impacting the rupee and positive equity market sentiment.

Asian stocks rise on Fed rate cut hopes and U.S. inflation worries. AI boom drives Wall Street to record highs. Yen hits 38-year low, impacting Japanese markets. Gold market pressured by strong dollar.

Friday is packed with risk events for markets after a relatively subdued rest of the week, with U.S. Democratic President Joe Biden and his Republican rival Donald Trump set to take the stage at 0100 GMT for their first debate of the year ahead of N...

Amidst market fluctuations, following Manoj Kumar Jain's guidance, consider selling gold around Rs 71,650 with a stop loss at Rs 71,860. Expect volatile movements in gold and silver prices this week, influenced by factors like the dollar index and u...

The dollar strengthened against the yen, euro, and sterling amidst U.S. economic concerns and central bank actions. Bitcoin price rose to $65,105 amidst market fluctuations.

The Indian rupee weakened to a record low against the US dollar due to broad gains in the American currency and corporate outflows. The Reserve Bank of India intervened but refrained from significant action. The Chinese Yuan's weakness and corporate...

Oil prices slipped on Monday due to a stronger dollar and delayed interest rate cuts following strong U.S. jobs data. Developments in Iraq, including progress in oil export talks with the Kurdistan region, impacted market sentiment.

Asian share markets weakened as U.S. economy's 'exceptionalism' unravels with weakening manufacturing activity. MSCI's Asia-Pacific index down 0.1%. U.S. Treasury yields fall after weak manufacturing data. Westpac economist Coombs sees market pricin...

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Gold prices on the MCX for June futures contracts slipped by Rs 126 or 0.18% to reach Rs 71,451 per 10 grams amid a backdrop of escalating treasury yields and profit booking.This decline in gold prices marks its most significant weekly drop of the y...

Gold prices fell on Thursday due to concerns over U.S. rate cut timings and strong U.S. business activity, with spot gold declining 1.4% to $2,346.07 per ounce. This was its lowest since May 14, as of 1557 GMT.

Gold Price Today: Gold and silver prices fluctuated with MCX June futures down 0.85% and July silver contracts down 1.9%. Gold rose 18% this year due to central-bank purchases and strong demand from Asia despite higher Treasury yields and hawkish co...

Gold prices on MCX dip slightly amid hopes for Fed rate cuts. Despite Thursday's loss, gold remains steady, set for second weekly gain. Silver outperforms gold, up 25%. US Dollar Index rises.

Gold Price Today: Gold prices on MCX for June futures opened flat at Rs 73,100 amid rate cut hopes. MCX July silver contracts rose. Dollar weakened on possible Fed rate cuts after an inflation report. Spot gold in the U.S. markets rose to $2,388.10....

Gold futures on MCX traded flat ahead of US inflation data, with June contracts inching up 0.09% to Rs 72,365/10 grams. Meanwhile, MCX Silver July contracts rose 0.18% to Rs 85,569/kg. The expected moderation in US inflation may hint at potential Fe...

Brent crude futures slid 26 cents, or 0.3%, to $82.53 a barrel by 0025 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures was at $78.03 a barrel, down 23 cents, or 0.3%.

The dollar edged up 0.1% against its rivals. A stronger dollar makes greenback-priced gold more expensive for buyers holding other currencies.

The yen was last little changed at 154.61 per dollar, languishing near a 34-year low and not far from the 155 level which traders see as a new line in the sand that would prompt an intervention from Tokyo.