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Gold, Silver Price Prediction: MCX Gold Targets Rs 170,000 as Bullish Bias Firms
MCX Gold is trading at Rs 161,900 with a target of Rs 170,000, while silver eyes resistance at Rs 249,000 and then Rs 256,000. Abhilash Koikkara of Nuvama Professional Clients Group maintains a bullish bias on both metals, citing descending triangle breakouts and consolidation above key supports.
Billionaire Thomas Kaplan Sees Gold at $50,000 an Ounce, Calls Tenfold Rise Inevitable
Billionaire investor Thomas Kaplan, chairman of Electrum, told Kitco News that gold could climb to $50,000 an ounce, or about Rs 15 lakh per 10 grams, calling a tenfold advance inevitable. With bullion near $4,600, Kaplan compares the current pullback to the 1987 crash — the 'best buying opportunity of the entire bull market.'
Commodities Gold Rates Hold Steady Across Indian Cities on August 26; 22-Carat at ₹15,090 Per Gram
Gold prices in India were unchanged on August 26, with 22-carat gold at ₹15,090 per gram nationally, according to The Hindu BusinessLine. City-wise rates across Coimbatore, Nagpur, Visakhapatnam, Surat, Jaipur, Lucknow, Chandigarh and other centres held flat. The report provided no international spot data or week-over-week comparisons.
Gold Price Prediction Today: Why Gold Prices Are Rising — August 26, 2026 Outlook
Gold has rebounded sharply in August, gaining 14% month-to-date, supported by lower US Treasury yields, a weaker dollar and strong ETF inflows of $6.4 billion last week. The near-term outlook hinges on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech and core PCE inflation data, with spot gold at $4,650/oz. Silver has also rebounded, with the Silver Institute projecting a sixth consecutive annual market deficit in 2026.
Gold Holds Near Three-Month High as Dollar Weakens; Silver Trades Mixed on Profit Taking
Gold held near a three-month high at $4,646.08 per ounce on Aug 26, supported by a softer dollar and US Treasury buyback plans, after posting a 3.2% weekly gain. Silver diverged, falling 1.04% to $67.88 as traders booked profits, while Indian gold prices rose for a fourth straight session in Delhi.
Commodities Gold Rate Today, Aug 19: 22K and 24K Prices for Major Indian Cities
Gold prices in India were mixed on August 19, 2026, with the national 22-carat rate at ₹14,255 per gram, down ₹85. The Hindu BusinessLine's opening line reported a city-wide rally, but its city-level data showed declines across most markets for both 22K and 24K gold. Mumbai's 24-carat 1-gram price rose ₹89 to ₹14,968, the only gain in that segment.
Gold Near-Term Outlook Positive After 0.7% Weekly Gain; Spot Tests $4,450
Gold extended its climb above $4,400 this week and briefly tested $4,450 before a global bond selloff pulled spot prices back toward $4,340-4,360, according to the report. Gold ETFs added $3 billion in July and China extended its buying streak to 21 months. Fed minutes and Jackson Hole comments are the key near-term triggers.
Gold Edges Higher as Yields Ease, Markets Await Fed Minutes Amid Iran Tensions
Gold prices edged higher in early Asian trade as US Treasury yields eased, with investors awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Spot gold rose 0.2% to $4,342.33 an ounce, while December futures fell 0.6%. Traders see a 65% chance rates stay unchanged in September and a 35% chance of a hike.
Commodities Gold and Silver Prices Decline in Indian Bullion Market, Silver Down Over One Per Cent
According to Akashvani / News on AIR, 24-carat gold was marginally down at ₹1,54,080 per 10 grams in the Indian bullion market on August 18, 2026, while silver declined over one per cent to ₹2,33,164 per kilogram. The report provides no additional supply, demand, or inventory context, leaving the rupee-denominated price levels as the key data points.
Gold, Silver Futures Rise on MCX as Bullion Outlook Stays Positive
Gold and silver futures extended gains on MCX, with gold's October contract up nearly 2% to Rs 1.54 lakh per 10 grams and September silver up 1.9% to Rs 2.35 lakh per kg. Analysts at LKP Securities and JM Financial see a positive bias with targets of Rs 1.57 lakh and Rs 2.54 lakh respectively, though profit-booking and Middle East developments could fuel volatility.
Gold and Silver Prices Eye Fed Minutes and Middle East Cues in Week Ahead
Gold and silver prices may extend their rally next week, driven by Fed policy signals and Middle East tensions, according to Business-Today. MCX gold futures settled at Rs 1.54 lakh per 10 grams and Comex gold at $4,437.3 an ounce. Analysts see targets of Rs 1.57 lakh per 10 grams for gold and Rs 2.54 lakh per kg for silver.
Gold Slips From Two-Month High as Investors Book Profits; Silver Also Declines
Gold prices slipped on Friday as traders locked in profits after bullion climbed to an over two-month high on Thursday. Spot gold fell 0.5% to $4,330.37 per ounce, while US gold futures for December delivery dropped 0.8% to $4,386.80. Silver, platinum and palladium also declined amid a mixed US rate outlook and elevated geopolitical risks.
Gold, Silver Bull Run Back? MCX Outlook for August 13, 2026
Gold and silver have resumed their bullish bias on MCX after breaking out of descending triangle formations, according to Abhilash Koikkara of Nuvama Professional Clients Group. Gold is targeting Rs 160,000 with support at Rs 149,000, while silver targets Rs 251,000 with critical support at Rs 230,000.
Gold Nears $4,400 on Fed-Cut Bets, But Silver's Profit-Taking Risk Rises: August 12 Outlook
Gold traded near $4,400/oz on August 12, 2026, up 8.7% in August, while silver gained 13% but faces rising profit-taking risk, according to Business-Today. Anand Rathi's Vedika Narvekar flagged a stretched silver premium of roughly $9/oz. The US CPI release, expected at 3.4% YoY, is the key near-term catalyst.
Gold Holds Near Two-Month High Ahead of US Inflation Data; Silver Rises in New Delhi
US inflation data due Wednesday is set to drive gold and silver prices, with markets pricing a 48% chance of a September Fed hike. Domestic gold rose 6.65% over six sessions to Rs 1,57,200 per 10 grams, while silver climbed Rs 2,000 per kg in New Delhi. Spot gold traded at $4,377.79 per ounce after technical resistance near $4,387.
Gold price prediction August 11 2026: Buy dips, not the rally, with $4,500 in view
Business Today's August 11 gold outlook says buying dips is preferable to chasing the rally as spot gold holds at $4,345 after a 7.31% weekly surge. Gold may reach $4,500 in the short term if oil stabilises lower; Strait of Hormuz politics and weak US jobs data are key drivers.
Precious Metals May Continue Rally, but Inflation and Rates Now Drive Bullion: MOFSL
Motilal Oswal Financial Services' H1 2026 Precious Metals Report finds gold's safe-haven appeal is now conditional on inflation, interest rates and monetary policy expectations. Rising bond yields are the key headwind for gold, outweighing geopolitical safe-haven demand, according to MOFSL's Navneet Damani.
Commodities Gold Holds Above $4,200 as Fed Bets and West Asia Hopes Drive Rally
Gold prices held firm above $4,200 per ounce on Friday, heading for their strongest weekly performance since January, supported by diplomatic optimism in West Asia and cooling US rate-hike expectations. Spot gold traded at $4,262.39, up 0.60%, while MCX gold quoted around ₹1,31,850 per 10 grams. Investors now await the US Non-Farm Payrolls report, with consensus pointing to 80,000 jobs added.
August 6 Gold, Silver Price Outlook: MCX Gold Targets 152,000, Silver 238,000
MCX gold and silver show a bullish bias, with gold targeting 152,000 and silver 238,000, according to a Business Today report. Abhilash Koikkara of Nuvama Professional Clients Group sets key supports at 142,500 for gold and 220,000 for silver. The technical outlook remains positive until those supports break.
Gold Price Outlook for August 5, 2026: Is the Worst Over at $4,135/oz?
Gold steadied near $4,135/oz on August 5, 2026, with analysts at Anand Rathi suggesting the worst of the downside may be over. Central bank purchases hit a record 289 tonnes in Q2, while Asian demand and ETF inflows strengthened. Key support at $4,000/oz holds the path toward $4,220 and $4,300.
Gold, Silver Prices Seen Range-Bound as US Jobs Data, Fed Path in Focus
Gold and silver futures are set to trade in a narrow range this week, with investors awaiting US non-farm payrolls and Federal Reserve policy signals, according to Business-Today. MCX gold fell 1.1% and Comex silver slipped nearly 2% last week. LKP Securities' Jateen Trivedi sees MCX gold in the Rs 1.40-1.44 lakh per 10 grams range.
MCX Gold Futures Drop to Rs 1,44,022 per 10g on Weak Spot Demand
Gold futures on MCX fell Rs 818 to Rs 1,44,022 per 10 grams on weak spot demand, with a firmer dollar and profit booking also weighing on prices. The World Gold Council reported steady Q2 demand at 1,269 tonnes, while bullion gained 1.7% in the month.
Supply Chain Texas Police Recover $272K in Precious Metal Cargo; Two Suspects Face Life Sentences
Sealy, Texas police recovered $272,000 worth of precious metal cargo stolen from a local business. Two suspects, Rahual Phore and Virender Phore, face first-degree felony charges carrying possible life sentences. Automated license plate reader technology assisted the investigation.
Gold Price Prediction Today: Fed Policy, ETF Inflows, and Technical Levels Drive July 29, 2026 Outlook
Gold prices are trading cautiously at $4,030/oz ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision on July 29, 2026. A modest 0.9% weekly gain was driven by a crude oil pullback and easing Treasury yields, while the World Gold Council reported 18.1 tonnes of net ETF inflows. Key support and resistance levels are identified for both gold and silver.
Gold and Silver Slip as Fed Decision, Stronger Dollar Weigh on Bullion Prices
Gold and silver prices declined as a stronger US dollar and cautious investor sentiment ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision dampened demand. Spot gold slipped 0.1% to $4,021.87 per ounce, while silver dropped about 2% to $57.24 per ounce internationally. In the domestic market, silver fell Rs 5,200 to Rs 2,24,800 per kg.
Gold Prices Jump Over 1% as Easing Middle East Tensions Drag Oil Lower, Fed Decision in Focus
Gold prices jumped over 1% in early trade as hopes of de-escalation between the US and Iran pushed crude oil prices lower, reducing inflation concerns. Spot gold climbed 1.4% to $4,110.56 an ounce, while silver surged nearly 5%. The Federal Reserve's upcoming monetary policy decision is now the key driver for precious metals.
Gold falls over 2%, silver drops nearly 4% as rising oil prices fuel inflation and rate concerns
Gold prices declined over 2% and silver fell nearly 4% as rising crude oil prices revived inflation worries, prompting expectations that central banks may maintain restrictive monetary policies. According to The Times of India, higher oil costs have reduced the appeal of non-yielding assets like precious metals amid heightened rate hike fears.
Gold surges Rs 800 in Delhi; silver steady as Fed, geopolitics, China demand steer precious metals
Gold prices in the Indian capital gained Rs 800 per 10 grams to Rs 1,47,700 on Tuesday, driven by strong physical buying and favourable global cues. Silver remained flat at Rs 2,21,500 per kg. Analysts attribute silver's recent outperformance to improving industrial demand expectations amid US-Iran diplomatic engagement and China's tech sector support, while gold continues to benefit from central bank purchases and Chinese physical demand. The US Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged for the rest of 2026, according to a Reuters poll.
Gold Price Prediction Today: Why Are Gold Prices Under Pressure? Outlook for July 20, 2026
Gold prices remain under pressure, trading around $4,000 as escalating US-Iran tensions and rising crude oil prices stoke inflation concerns, reinforcing expectations of higher-for-longer interest rates. Federal Reserve officials emphasize the need for sustained price moderation before policy easing, while the US dollar and Treasury yields stay firm. Technically, gold is below its 20-day moving average, with key support at Rs 139,200–140,000 and resistance at Rs 143,500.
Gold Slips as Middle East Tensions Push Crude Higher; Silver Also Declines
International gold prices slipped as rising Middle East tensions pushed Brent crude above $90/barrel, reviving inflation concerns. Spot gold fell 0.4% to $4,000.55/oz, while Comex gold futures for August delivery dropped 0.3% to $4,005.9. Silver also declined sharply. Physical demand weakened in Asia, with Indian discounts widening to near one-month highs.
Gold, silver under pressure this week as US-Iran conflict, oil rally cloud outlook
Gold and silver are under pressure this week as escalating US-Iran conflict, surging crude oil prices, and a stronger dollar weigh on precious metals. MCX gold futures fell nearly 2% to Rs 1.40 lakh per 10 grams, while silver dropped 2.8% to Rs 2.16 lakh per kg. Investors await key economic data from the US, Europe, and China for further direction.
Gold and Silver Slide as Rising Yields and Oil Price Surge Weigh on Precious Metals
Gold and silver prices fell sharply, with spot gold dropping 2% to around $3,984/oz and silver 3.6% to $55.68/oz, as rising US Treasury yields and higher crude oil prices dampened investor appetite. MCX silver shows technical recovery potential toward Rs 227,000 with support at Rs 218,000. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East threaten oil routes, fueling inflation concerns and weighing on precious metals.
Gold price prediction: Gold and silver outlook for July 15, 2026 amid geopolitical tensions and Fed stance
Gold extended losses for a second consecutive week, declining 1.3%, as geopolitical tensions and rising US real yields weighed on sentiment. Silver trades at $58.50/oz, down 52% from its all-time high, but long-term outlook remains constructive on supply deficit. Focus shifts to US PPI and Fed speeches.
Gold Surges Over 2% to $4,063 as Weak US Inflation Data Revives Fed Rate Cut Bets
Gold prices rallied more than 2% to $4,063.80 per ounce on Tuesday after US consumer inflation slowed more than expected in June, softening expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike. However, renewed Middle East tensions and rising oil prices capped further gains. Citi Research maintained platinum and palladium price targets at $1,950 and $1,500 per ounce respectively.
Gold and Silver Prices Drop Over 1% as Middle East Tensions Drive Oil Higher
Spot gold fell 1.2% to $4,072.78 an ounce and US gold futures slipped 0.8% to $4,081.70 amid escalating US-Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, which drove oil prices sharply higher and revived inflation concerns. Analysts expect bullion to remain in a corrective phase unless stronger fundamental triggers emerge, with market attention on geopolitical developments and upcoming Chinese economic data.
Gold Silver Price Outlook: Middle East Conflict and Inflation Data to Drive Prices This Week
Precious metals are expected to remain under pressure this week as investors weigh the US-Iran conflict and upcoming inflation data from the US, India, and the euro area. MCX gold futures declined 2.65% to Rs 1.43 lakh per 10 grams, while silver tumbled 6.2%. Analysts note that a stronger US dollar and higher crude oil prices are weighing on sentiment.
Gold, Silver Rate Today: Yellow Metal Steadies but Remains on Track for Weekly Loss as Silver Tumbles
Gold prices in India slipped for the fourth consecutive session on Thursday, with 10 grams falling Rs 350 to Rs 1,48,100, amid a stronger rupee and subdued local demand. International spot gold steadied near $4,122 per ounce but remained on track for a weekly loss of over 1%. Meanwhile, silver prices tumbled Rs 7,800 to Rs 2,32,000 per kg in the domestic market. Market attention remains on US economic data and Federal Reserve policy signals.
Gold Price Crash Triggers Indian Households to Sell Old Jewellery in Record Numbers
Indian households are rushing to sell old gold jewellery as prices crash from record highs. The India Bullion & Jewellers Association reports a 43% increase in recycled gold volumes in the April-June quarter. Companies like Muthoot Exim and Augmont are expanding their recycling networks to capture the surge.
Spot Gold Hits One-Week Low at $4,100 per Ounce as Strong Dollar and Crude Rally Weigh on Bullion
Spot gold dropped to its lowest in a week at $4,100.32 per ounce, pressured by a stronger US dollar and rising crude oil prices following US strikes on Iran. Domestic gold prices in India fell by Rs 1,400 to Rs 1,49,250 per 10 grams, while silver shed Rs 200. Market participants await key US economic data for direction.
Gold Holds Near Two-Week High on Weak US Jobs Data; Silver Extends Gains for Fifth Session
Gold traded near a two-week high around $4,174.66 per ounce on Monday after weaker-than-expected US jobs data reduced expectations of an immediate Fed rate hike. Silver extended gains to a fifth consecutive session, reaching $62.47 per ounce. JPMorgan lowered its gold demand outlook, while physical demand softened in India and improved slightly in China.
Commodities Gold Prices Surge Across Indian Cities on July 3, 2026: Check Latest Rates in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata
Gold prices in India increased across all major cities on July 3, 2026. The price for 8 grams of 22-carat gold rose by ₹2,360 in most cities, while 24-carat gold saw increases of ₹2,472 to ₹2,520. Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, and Hyderabad all reported higher rates.
Commodities Gold Heads for First Weekly Rise in Five on Easing Fed Rate-Hike Bets After Weak Jobs Data
Gold rose more than 1% on Friday, heading for its first weekly gain in five weeks, after softer-than-expected US jobs data lowered expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Spot gold hit $4,177.31 per ounce, while US futures climbed to $4,190.70. Traders now see a 54% chance of a September rate hike, down from 66% before the data.
Gold jumps over 1% after weak US jobs data, silver advances on weaker dollar
Gold prices surged more than 1% on Friday after weaker-than-expected US employment data reduced expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes. The rally put bullion on track for its first weekly gain in five weeks. Silver, platinum and palladium also advanced, supported by a weaker US dollar and renewed central bank purchases of gold in May.
Silver price crash: It was being called the 'new gold'. So what went wrong?
Silver prices have crashed more than 50% since their January 2026 peak, with COMEX Silver down 52% from its all-time high. The correction, far steeper than gold's decline, was driven by profit-booking, industrial demand destruction, and safe-haven flows into the US dollar amid the US-Iran war.
Gold prices under pressure as rate hike fears and US-Iran tensions boost dollar, oil yields
Gold prices are under pressure with spot gold at $4024 on June 29, down 1.5% amid rate hike fears and a stronger dollar, exacerbated by US-Iran geopolitical tensions that pushed oil and yields higher. ETF holdings hit a nine-month low, while CFTC data shows speculative bullish positioning rose. According to Praveen Singh of Mirae Asset ShareKhan, the near-term outlook remains bearish.
Gold heads for worst month since 2008 as Fed rate-hike bets outweigh safe-haven demand
Gold prices dropped over 1% on Tuesday, putting bullion on track for its worst monthly performance since October 2008 and its first quarterly decline since 2024. Easing Middle East tensions and expectations of US Federal Reserve rate hikes have overshadowed gold's traditional safe-haven appeal, while a strengthening dollar added pressure. Market focus now shifts to US employment data for policy clues.
Gold, Silver Under Pressure as Middle East Tensions and Fed Rate Hike Expectations Weigh
Gold and silver prices traded lower on Monday as renewed US-Iran military strikes raised crude oil prices and reinforced expectations that the US Federal Reserve may continue raising interest rates. MCX gold futures for August delivery fell 0.4% to ₹1,43,545 per 10 grams, while spot gold dropped 0.7% to $4,061.35 per ounce. Analysts at KCM Trade and Motilal Oswal highlight that geopolitical uncertainty and persistent inflation are key drivers.
Gold and Silver Face Key Test Next Week as US Dollar, Iran Tensions and Jobs Data Take Centre Stage
Gold and silver prices are expected to remain under pressure next week as investors assess US-Iran tensions, crude oil movements, and key global economic data including US non-farm payrolls. On MCX, gold futures fell 2.06% and silver plunged 6.4% this week, while Comex gold declined 3.5%. Analysts cite US dollar strength and lower crude prices as key drivers, with upcoming data likely to influence the Federal Reserve's rate path.
Gold price crash: 30% plunge from January highs, US-Iran war and Fed hawkishness drive selloff
Gold prices have crashed ~30% from their January 2026 all-time highs, now trading below $4,000. The selloff is driven by the US-Iran war triggering inflation concerns, a hawkish Fed repricing rate hikes, and a strengthening US dollar. ETF outflows and reduced safe-haven demand have added pressure. Experts see near-term support at $3,850 and resistance at $4,630, with recovery dependent on easing rate hike pressures.
Commodities Silver sheds all gains this year as precious metals in India tumble with global trend
Silver has erased all its year-to-date gains, dropping 13% in the past week alongside gold's 5% decline, tracking a global rout. Dollar strength, Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, and the Iran war are pressuring precious metals, with silver down 53% from its January peak. Platinum and palladium have also fallen sharply.
Gold Falls to $4,135 as Dollar Hits One-Year High, Deutsche Bank Cuts Outlook
Gold prices declined 1.6% on Tuesday to $4,135/oz, retreating from a record $5,589/oz, as the US dollar climbed to a one-year high. Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price outlook by more than 20%, warning of a potential fall to $3,800/oz if the Federal Reserve hikes rates three to four times. The dollar's strength and weakening Asian demand are pressuring bullion, while Dubai's commodities exchange announced plans for a same-day settlement gold contract to attract safe-haven demand.
Platinum, Palladium Lose Glitter but May Rebound by End of Q3 2026: Analysts
Platinum and palladium have fallen 19% and 23% respectively year-to-date, trading near multi-month lows. Analysts at BMI and Bank of America forecast a recovery by Q3 2026, with platinum returning to $2,000/oz and palladium to $1,500/oz, supported by supply deficits and eventual investor rotation, though macro headwinds and EV adoption pose downside risks.
Gold Rebounds as US-Iran Peace Talks Progress, Crude Eases; Spot Climbs 1.2%
Gold prices rebounded on Monday, with spot gold rising 1.2% to $4,209.03 per ounce, as Brent crude declined after Iran reported progress in peace negotiations with the United States. Physical demand in India remains subdued despite lower prices, while China gold trades at a discount. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is expected to keep rates unchanged through 2026, shifting from prior rate cut expectations.
Commodities Gold, Silver Prices Remain Under Pressure Amid Strong Dollar and Hawkish Fed Outlook
Gold and silver prices faced sustained pressure during the week due to a stronger US dollar and a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook. The Dollar Index rose to 101 after the Fed held rates steady but signaled possible hikes. On MCX, gold futures fell 2.2% and silver dropped 5.3%, while COMEX gold lost over 1.5% and silver fell 4.5%.
Gold Prices Dip, Head for Third Weekly Loss on Hawkish Fed, Strong Dollar
Gold prices declined on Friday and are headed for a third straight weekly loss, pressured by a strengthening US dollar and the Federal Reserve's increasingly hawkish stance. Spot gold fell 0.6% to $4,184.33 an ounce, while US gold futures for August delivery dropped 1% to $4,202.10. Silver, platinum, and palladium also declined. The Fed's firmer tone and expectations of a rate hike in December have reduced the appeal of non-interest-bearing gold.
Commodities Silver futures tumble over 3% to ₹2.42 lakh/kg as Fed signals keep pressure on bullion
Silver futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange plunged ₹8,817 to ₹2,42,990 per kg on Thursday, tracking weak global trends after the US Federal Reserve's hawkish policy signals strengthened the dollar and dampened investor appetite for precious metals. Comex silver for July delivery fell $2.36 (3.34%) to $68.40 per ounce. Analysts attributed the decline to prospects of higher-for-longer interest rates, which tend to weigh on bullion by boosting bond yields and the dollar.
India Silver Imports Plunge 82% in May After Duty Hike to 15%
India's silver imports plunged 82% to US$76 million in May from US$411 million in April, following a government duty hike from 6% to 15% and reclassification to 'restricted' category. The measures came after silver imports surged 149.6% to a record US$12.05 billion in FY2025-26. A GTRI report warns the duty hike widened the tariff advantage for imports routed through the UAE under the India-UAE free trade agreement, creating an 8 percentage-point differential.
Gold price prediction today: Central bank buying, US-Iran peace deal support gold above $4,300/oz
Gold prices have rebounded strongly above $4,300/oz after testing the $4,000/oz support zone, supported by the interim US-Iran peace agreement, lower Treasury yields, and ongoing central bank purchases. The market narrative has shifted from geopolitics to inflation and interest rates ahead of the June 16-17 Federal Reserve meeting. Silver also recovered sharply and is expected to see a sixth consecutive supply deficit year.
Gold, Silver Prices Rise Marginally; Fed Decision, Iran Deal in Focus
International gold and silver prices rose marginally as market participants focus on the US Federal Reserve's policy announcement later today and the interim agreement between the United States and Iran. The Fed is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, while the Iran deal could allow oil sales to resume.
Commodities Led by US, exits from gold ETFs continue for the 5th week in a row
Gold ETF outflows continued for the fifth consecutive week, led by US investors, according to the World Gold Council. Outflows reached $4.27 billion against $850.4 million in inflows, the highest weekly net exit this year. Year-to-date investments dropped to $11.87 billion.