Gold prices witnessed a massive plunge in the past week and dropped to Rs 48,702 per 10 gram on the last trading day of the week. On Friday, gold prices registered a steep fall of Rs 519 on the MCX exchange, while the gold futures price of April 5, 2021, was closed at Rs 48,715 per 10 grams with a decline of 514 rupees on MCX on the last trading day of the week.
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Will Gold bounce back this week?
Will Gold bounce back this week? : Gold prices have recently corrected from their alltime high level of Rs 56,200 per 10 gram to Rs 47,500 per 10 gram. However, the prices bounced back to Rs 49,000 per 10 gram level as the USdollar touched a 2.5-year low, backed by hopes over US Covid19 stimulus aid. Backed by positivity on vaccines, a raging bullmarket in equities is also putting pressure on the yellow metal.
Copper and silver to Outperform Gold in 2021
Commodities witnessed an interesting end to a decade in 2020, which was for the most part unfriendly for the resourcessector. Investors brace for a new commodity supercycle in 2021 as globaleconomic recovery and reflation trades are set to play out strong. Industrial metals such as copper and silver are likely to outshine gold and crude oil prices.
Gold Price Today at Rs 52,860 per 10 gm, Silver Trending at Rs 63,900 kg
Gold price today jumped to Rs 52,860 from Rs 52,850, while silver price was trending at Rs 63,900 per kg, according to the MCX MONEY website.
Gold Could Post Additional Losses With a Daily Close Below $1,840
The XAU/USD (Gold) pair started the new year on a firm footing and rose more than 2% on the first trading day of 2021. The pairpreserved its bullishmomentum during the first half of the week and touched its highest level in nearly two months at $1,959 on Wednesday.