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Gold traded well within the range seen for the last few days but ended lower marking its second weekly decline. Gold traded in a narrow range above $1800/oz and ended last week with a modest 0.6 per cent decline. Gold has been stuck in a range as the central banks’ emphasis on monetary tightening has
Price actions in forex markets are indecisive today. Dollar is trying to rise after better than expected durable goods orders. It’s also support by recovery in treasury yields. But there is no follow through buying. Canadian Dollar is still the relatively firmer one while Euro is also up slightly. Yen and Aussie are the weakest
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Gold prices firmed on Monday, as some Western nations’ plans to ban imports of the metal from Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, signalled potentially tighter supplies of bullion. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was up 0.2% at $1,828.99 per ounce by 0102 GMT. U.S. gold futures were flat at $1,830.90. * Four of the Group
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NEW DELHI: Gold futures fell on Thursday morning, as the dollar stayed stable after the comments made by the US Fed Chair Jerome Powell in his testimony to the US Senate Banking Committee. Silver futures fell over half a per cent in early trade. Powell said the Fed is not trying to engineer a recession
Beijing will reopen primary and secondary schools for in-person classes. Senior and middle high schools were allowed to return to classrooms from June 2, now all are reopening. Beijing shut its schools in early May and moved to online learning. It’s a mixed bag still in Shanghai. The city’s Communist Party chief spoke on Saturday,
New Delhi: Oil marketing companies (OMCs) have lost an estimated ₹10-12 on the sale of a litre of petrol and diesel in the current quarter, which can be only partly offset by increased refining margins, brokerage ICICI Securities said in a note on Thursday. “Despite the strength seen in refining, overall earnings for OMCs will
WTI crude oil climbed $3.35 to settle at $107.62 while brent finished the week at $113.12. Both are lower compared to last Friday’s close and that’s the second week in a row of declines but it follows a streak of seven consecutive weekly gains. Overall, crude is right in the middle of the range since
Oil prices rose slightly in early Asian trade on Friday as nations seek to address global crude oil and fuel supply tightness. Brent crude futures rose 39 cents, or 0.4%, to $110.44 a barrel at 0012 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures rose 37 cents, or 0.4%, to $104.31 a barrel. The
The forex markets were rather mixed last week. Yen ended as the worst performer, but Swiss Franc was the best. Canadian Dollar rose against all but Franc, while Aussie and Kiwi were weak. Euro was mixed together with Sterling wile Dollar was ended lower against all but Yen and Kiwi. Overall, there were hints of
Markets: S&P 500 up 115 points, or 3.0%, to 3914 US 10-year yields up 6.8 bps to 3.14% WTI crude oil up $2.79 to $107.66 Gold up $4 to $1826 AUD leads, JPY lags After hiking by 75 basis points instead of the 50 bps he long-ascribed to, Powell cited the jump in inflation expectations
NEW DELHI: Gold futures fell marginally on Friday morning, as the dollar stayed firm amid expectations of a 75-basis-points Fed rate hike in July. Gold August futures fell Rs 44 or 0.09 per cent to Rs 50,550 per 10 grams on in early trade. Silver July futures were trading flat at Rs 59,505.00, up Re
Overall, the forex markets are pretty much staying in range, except for a few. Aussie and Kiwi are the weaker ones for the week, as weighed down by negative sentiment, as well as falling commodity prices But Dollar isn’t too far behind, following the pull back in treasury yields. Swiss Franc and Sterling are the
Oil has been a crazy trade this week with the commodity getting pounded — seemingly without an oil-specific catalyst — only to start a bounce on Wednesday. Crude ended last week at $109.56 and sank as low as $101.53 on Wednesday. Now it’s trading up $4 today to $108.19. If it can gain another $1.40,
New Delhi: Gold prices declined by Rs 70 to Rs 50,557 per 10 grams in the national capital on Friday, according to HDFC securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal settled at Rs 50,627 per 10 grams. Silver prices also declined by Rs 621 to Rs 59,077 per kg from Rs 59,698 per kg
Swiss Franc is staying as the strongest one for today while markets are rather quiet elsewhere. Yen turns slightly weaker and US and European yields recover. But Dollar is also weak on overall steady sentiment. As for the week, however, Aussie and Kiwi are the worst performers, followed by Yen and Dollar. Swiss Franc and