Gold Prices Today: Gold and silver prices edged lower today in Indian markets after the recent surge. On MCX gold futures were down 0.07% to ₹48,195 per 10 gram while silver slipped 0.04% to ₹70,310.
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In the previous session, gold prices had risen 0.72% to two-month high of ₹48,200 while silver had surged 2.3% or ₹1615 per kg. On MCX, gold has support at ₹46,200 and resistance at ₹48,240, say analysts.
In Indian markets, gold rates have surged more than ₹4,000 this month amid a recovery in global rates. Earlier this month, gold had slumped to near ₹44,000 levels with rising US bond yields denting the appeal of the safe-haven asset. But easing of US bond yields along with weakness in US dollar has led to a rebound in gold prices in international markets.
In global markets, gold prices today edged closer to the key psychological level of $1,800, supported by weakness in US dollar and easing Treasury yields. Spot gold was steady at $1,793.32 per ounce, after hitting a two-month high of $1,797.67.
Gold prices has managed to hold its support of $1760 which may to price inching towards $1820 or more. At the same time an unexpected drop below $1725 is a bearish signal, it added.
Benchmark US bond yields slipped below 1.6%, reducing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion. The dollar index edged 0.09% to multi-week lows of 91.043.
Gold traders will be awaiting the outcome of a European Central Bank meeting due later in the day. US Federal Reserve policy meeting is also due next week. US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell’s press conference next week will give more indication of interest rate forecast, say analysts.
The US will release home sales data this Friday.
Among other precious metals prices, silver eased 0.5% to $26.45 per ounce and platinum slipped 0.2% to $1,211.32. A direct rise above $26.50 would extend the buying momentum in silver towards $28 or more, say Geojit. Else, there are chances of corrective selling, but major downside reversal point is placed at 23.80, the brokerage said.
On MCX, silver faces resistance at ₹71600 and has support at ₹66,800.
Equity markets in Asia were mostly higher, tracking a rise on Wall Street. Overnight, Dow rose back above 34,000 and closing in on last week’s record finish.
(With Agency Inputs)
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