The yellow metal, gold, which is trading close to its all-time record levels of Rs 85,000 per 10 grams for 24-carat in Mumbai has also resulted in considerable boost in business for banks and NBFCs.

Left without a prop on Friday were both Gold and Silver: the yellow metal’s intra-day drop of -2.5% was the worst since 18 December, whilst that for Silver of a whopping -5.5% was its worst ...

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Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. There’s something satisfying about the heft and feel of a metal credit card. Whether it’s the cachet that comes with owning one ...

Gold and silver experienced significant price volatility due to technical profit-taking and delays in the U.S. trade tariffs. The U.S. President announced plans to impose reciprocal import tariffs on ...

However, analysts question whether the yellow metal can rise further. Gold’s safe-haven appeal has more or less overshadowed the impact of the dollar and US bond yields. “It is difficult to ...

Gold prices in Bangalore today took a leap, recovering from a sharp decline last week when the price of the yellow metal dropped by over Rs.10,000 per 100 grams. The recent rally is largely caused ...

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However, analysts question whether the yellow metal can rise further. Gold’s safe-haven appeal has more or less overshadowed the impact of the dollar and US bond yields. “It is difficult to say how ...

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