Gold prices held firm on Monday and are on course for their biggest monthly jump since July 2020, as growing inflationary pressures continue to provide a boost to bullion’s appeal.

Gold and silver prices today edged higher in Indian markets, tracking positive global cues. On MCX, gold rose 0.24% to near four-month high of ₹48519 while silver rates jumped 0.5% to ₹71,440

Gold prices edged higher on Monday as the 10-year Treasury yield fell for a third day. Poorer-than-expected US retail sales and consumer sentiment figures release on Friday eased market concerns about tapering

Gold was trading higher in the Indian market on May 7 following a positive trend in international spot prices aided by a pullback in the dollar and treasury yields that supported the

Gold prices went up to Rs 104,500 per tola in the domestic market on Saturday, showing a rise of Rs200. Sharing the price of the precious metal, All Pakistan Jewellers

Gold futures were trading higher on Monday near two-month high as a weaker dollar and lower US Treasury yields supported prices. However, the deteriorating health crisis in India also led

Gold futures on Thursday scored their biggest daily gain since March, with prices settling at their highest in seven weeks, as benchmark U.S. bond yields pulled back and rising U.S.

For a long time, Indians used to splurge on gold. They are the world’s second largest consumers of gold after China. However, gold as an investment, may have finally taken

Gold prices rose on Tuesday to their highest level in more than a week as a weaker dollar and pullback in U.S. bond yields lifted demand for the safe-haven metal.