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    Gold Price Today: Yellow metal prices gain over Rs 900, silver rises over Rs 2,000

    Following dovish Fed comments, gold and silver prices surged, with gold opening at Rs 72,460 per 10 grams and silver at Rs 91,904/kg. Market anticipates potential rate cuts. Dollar index decline supports bullion markets. Expect volatility ahead of US job reports. Expert forecasts range-bound movement due to US holiday.

    Gold’s 13% uptick beats Nifty's H1CY24 gains. Who could hold the edge in second half?

    HDFC Bank's shares surged approximately 3% to reach a new 52-week high on Wednesday. Investors reacted positively to news suggesting a potential increase in the bank's weightage in the MSCI Emerging Markets index. Doubling lenders' weightage in the global index can attract FII flows, ranging from $3.2 bn to $4 bn.

    Gold Price Today: Yellow metal remains flat this week, silver up by Rs 750

    Gold and silver prices at MCX fluctuate amidst stable DXY, U.S. job openings surge, and European CPI decrease, impacting trading decisions.

    Gold Price Today: Gold opens flat at Rs 71,689 per 10 gram, silver trades at Rs 89,867/kg

    Gold and silver prices remain stable but cautious as markets await speeches from Fed Chair and ECB President. Manoj Kumar Jain predicts price volatility this week.

    Gold Price Today: Gold prices trade flat in June month, silver down by Rs 4,400

    Gold and silver prices fluctuated in response to U.S. economic data and Dollar Index movements. Expert advice suggests buying on price dips while support and resistance levels hold steady.

    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.

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