Tuesday, 20 June 2017

Gold trades in red on strong dollar; Silver up

Gold was once buying and selling in crimson in morning offers on Tuesday following muted demand from local jewellers. MCX Gold was down zero.07 per cent, or Rs 19, at Rs 28,523 per 10 gram round 10.30 am (IST). within the global markets, gold fell to just about 5-week low on Monday following agency dollar.

Angel Commodities in a research file mentioned, “we think gold prices to exchange decrease on Tuesday because of more desirable buck index whereas comments from the new York President for gradual tightening of economic coverage will even act as negative issue.”

Weighing on gold is a drop in holdings of bodily backed trade traded dollars. the largest, SPDR Gold belief, noticed holdings lower via 1.5 per cent remaining week, the largest weekly outflow in three months.

alternatively, MCX Silver was trading 0.38 per cent up at Rs 38,207 per 1 kg as a result of low level buying with the aid of industries.

meanwhile, domestic fairness markets were buying and selling larger following firm world markets. The BSE Sensex was up 53 points, or zero.17 per cent, at 31,364.79 around 10.50 am (IST), while NSE Nifty was once buying and selling 14.30 factors, or zero.15 per cent, up at 9,671.85.




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