Gold Futures

Gold surrenders early gains to trade flat at $1,731.5 per ounce; coronavirus vaccine hopes spur risk appetite

Gold gave up early gains on Tuesday to trade flat below a 7-1/2-year high hit in the last session, as risk appetite improved on promising early-stage data for a potential COVID-19 vaccine

Gold holds steady ahead of US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech

Gold held steady on Wednesday as market participants stayed away from making big bets ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell amid rising speculation the United States could one day adopt negative interest rates

Gold futures prices surge by Rs 771 to Rs 46,065 per 10 gram on domestic demand

Gold prices on Monday rose Rs 771 to Rs 46,065 per 10 gram in futures trade as speculators indulged in creating fresh positions on firm spot demand

Gold prices fall by Rs 444 to Rs 39,800 per 10 gram in futures trade; participants cut down positions on weak global cues

Gold prices on Wednesday fell by Rs 444 to Rs 39,800 per 10 gram in futures trade as participants cut down their positions tracking a weak trend overseas

Gold eases from 7-year high, but coronavirus fears limit losses; further escalation in epidemic likely to propel market higher

Spot gold was down 0.2 percent to $1,657.40 per ounce, after declining 1 percent earlier in the session. On Monday, the metal rose as much as 2.8 percent to its highest since January 2013 at $1,688.66.

Gold prices jump over 2% to highest since February 2013 as coronavirus spread spurs safe-haven demand

Spot gold was up 1.1 percent at $1,661.86 per ounce, after climbing to $1,678.58 earlier in the session. US gold futures rose 1 percent to 1,664.60.

Gold prices slip from near-7-year high amid de-escalation of tensions in West Asia; investors book profit

Gold, considered a safe asset in times of political and economic uncertainty, had jumped in the last two sessions on concerns of a wider conflict after a US airstrike killed Iran’s top military commander Qassem Soleimani last week

Gold shines on Dhanteras; trade records 30 tonnes of sales, registers around 25% drop in demand against last year

Traders expected only 20 tonnes of gold to be sold in the domestic bullion market on Dhanteras this year, due to weak demand.

Gold prices rise on global growth worries, US-EU trade row; factory activity shrinks in Europe, Asia in June

The rise in gold was capped by a strong dollar, which hovered near its highest in over a week, buoyed by an agreement between the United States and China to resume talks to resolve their trade war.

Gold hovers near five-week lows as firm dollar, optimism over likely US-China trade deal dent appeal

Spot gold was up 0.2 percent to $1,288.46 per ounce, after slipping to $1,282.50 in the previous session, its lowest since 25 January.