Silver Forecast and Target Price: Spot silver (White Metal) prices today broke out to fresh monthly highs, surging beyond Tuesday’s highs in the $24.30 per troyounce area to hit the $24.50 mark, boosted asfears of a Russian invasion into Ukraine rose. At current levels near highs of theday in the $24.40s, silver prices currently trade with on theday gains of nearly 1.5%, with the bulls now eyeing a test of annual highs printed back in mid-January in the $24.70s.
Silver Target Today
MCX Silver Price Target; Enjoy or Not High 68104 – Neal Bhai Reports
MCX Silver Price Target: Silver yesterday settled up by 0.21% at 68684 as retreating U.S. Treasury yields and a softer dollar bolstered the metal’s appeal.
Friday Indicated levels for Gold, Silver blasted – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold prices in India have corrected sharply from record highs hit earlier this month. In futures markets gold currently trades at ₹51,400 levels per 10 gram as compared to August 7 highs of ₹56,200.
Silver MCX 67500 To 73254 = 5754 Point Up
Gold MCX 51300 To 52100 = 800 Points Up
Gold Silver Tips Today – All Target Hit – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Silver Tips Today – Spot gold was up 0.4 per cent at $1,936.64 per ounce by 0316 GMT (8:46 am in India). US gold futures rose 0.6 per cent to $1,943.20 per ounce.
Gold Silver Alert : Kal Gold Silver Down Open Hoga – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Silver Alert : The ongoing rally in the US Treasury market is fueling demand for gold, and silver, as US real yields – nominal US Treasury yields less inflation – continue to turn further negative.
Gold Silver Alert : Kal Gold Silver Down Open Hoga – Neal Bhai Reports
Silver MCX Report – Keep Eye on 72444 Above Target 75200—78400, Be Cautious – Neal Bhai
Silver MCX Report – घरेलू वायदा बाजार में बुधवार को सोने की कीमत (Gold Futures Price) में भारी बढ़ोत्तरी दिखी है। इस बढ़ोत्तरी से सोने का वायदा भाव रिकॉर्ड स्तर पर पहुंच गया है।
Gold Silver Intraday Tips Rocking Gold Low 53555 or Silver Low 65182 Enjoy – Neal Bhai Reports
Investors are so concerned about the global outlook that worldwide holdings in gold-backed exchange-traded funds now stand behind only the official U.S. reserves of bullion after they surpassed Germany’s holdings.