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Gold and silver prices swung sharply this week on MCX as a stronger dollar and firm US jobs data pressured global bullion. Gold held within a broad range while silver slipped after mid-week highs, keeping volatility elevated.

Will gold and silver stay volatile? Major levels to track on MCX this week

Oil prices fell as loadings resumed at Russia’s Novorossiysk export hub after a two-day suspension. Copper eased amid a base metal selloff, sparked by hawkish US Federal Reserve views questioning a December rate cut. Gold pared gains as investors awaited key US economic data, including the September jobs report, for clues on the Fed’s interest rate path. Palm oil saw slight gains on a softer ringgit.

Oil Erases Gains as Russian Loadings Resume; Fed Hawkish Views Pressure Copper and Gold Prices

Global commodities faced a volatile week as oil prices hovered near two-week lows on supply glut fears, while gold and copper struggled despite shifting Fed expectations. OPEC+ output rose, Saudi Arabia cut crude prices for Asia, and demand concerns persisted. Copper slipped after weak Chinese export data, and palm oil extended losses on a stronger ringgit. Meanwhile, natural gas surged on higher LNG demand. The week highlighted how fragile global demand and monetary signals continue to shape market sentiment.

Crude Near Two-Week Low as Supply Surge, Weak Demand Hit Prices

Gold prices slipped further on Tuesday as the US dollar strengthened and expectations for additional Federal Reserve rate cuts weakened. Global market cues and China’s new tax measures also weighed on investor sentiment.

Gold slips further as dollar strengthens, Fed rate-cut hopes fade

Gold prices skyrocketed to new record highs nearing $4,400 an ounce as expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and renewed US-China tariff tensions drove investors toward safe-haven assets. Silver and platinum also hit multi-year highs, while oil prices slipped to five-month lows. With traders betting big on an October Fed cut and global trade risks rising, markets remain on edge as investors shift away from riskier assets.

Gold Soars to Fresh Record Highs Amid Fed Rate Cut Hopes, US-China Tensions

Gold slipped $20 after weak US jobs data fueled expectations of a Fed rate cut, while silver steadied and copper edged near $9,900 per metric ton. Brent crude rose 2% above $66 as OPEC+ slowed output hikes and Russia-Ukraine tensions heightened supply concerns. China’s imports showed mixed signals—coal and soybeans jumped, copper imports declined. Sugar fell near a two-month low with India, Thailand, and Brazil boosting supply. Global markets remain volatile as commodities react to demand, supply, and geopolitical risks.

Gold Falls $20 as Fed Rate Cut Bets Grow After Weak Jobs Data

Oil prices climbed as Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russia disrupted fuel facilities, raising concerns over supply. Brent crude rose to $67.76 and WTI to $63.73. Gold eased slightly to $3,410 an ounce as the dollar strengthened, while silver hovered near $39, its highest since 2011. Copper surged past 79,300 yuan in Shanghai, supported by Fed rate cut expectations and strong Chinese demand. Natural gas slipped to $2.7/MMBtu on ample supply, while soybeans extended gains on renewed hopes of Chinese demand.

Oil prices rise as Ukraine-Russia tensions grow; Gold, Silver steady on Fed rate cut hopes

Oil prices continued to climb, buoyed by hopes of a US-EU trade deal, a US-China tariff truce, and Trump’s new Russia deadline. Brent hovered near $70, while WTI held above $66. Gold was little changed below $3,400 amid a stronger dollar and reduced tariff fears. Copper prices dipped as markets eyed US-Chile talks on tariffs. Palm oil gained on robust Indian demand and a weaker ringgit. Markets now await key US data and the Fed’s policy meeting.

Oil Rises on Trade Hopes, Trump’s Russia Deadline; Gold Holds, Copper Dips

Oil prices rebounded on Monday after a US-EU trade deal and optimism around a US-China tariff truce. Brent held above $68.50, while copper hovered at $5.76/lb with US import tariffs looming. Gold recovered from recent lows ahead of the Fed’s rate decision, and Shanghai metals eased amid cautious sentiment. Coffee futures dropped, led by robusta hitting a 16-month low. Markets brace for a data-heavy week, with the Fed, jobs reports, and US-China trade negotiations in sharp focus.

Oil Gains, Copper Holds Near Highs Ahead of Tariff Moves and Fed Decision

Oil prices rose on Friday as optimism over US trade negotiations with Japan and the EU boosted demand outlook, overshadowing potential new supply from Venezuela. Brent crude traded above $69, while WTI topped $66. Gold edged higher on a weaker dollar, though trade progress limited gains. Copper retreated ahead of looming tariffs, despite a weekly gain. Lithium surged 8% in China to a six-month high, while iron ore fell due to rising inventories and weaker steel output.

Oil Prices Climb Amid Trade Hopes; Gold, Copper, Lithium See Mixed Moves

Gold prices fell on Wednesday as traders shifted focus to the dollar amid rising uncertainty around US trade tariffs and interest rate policy. Gold futures for September dipped below the $3,300/oz mark, nearing their weakest level in nine days. Despite tariff-related tensions, gold saw limited safe haven demand, unlike earlier trends. The Fed cautioned that Trump's tariffs could spike inflation, reducing the likelihood of near-term rate cuts. Investors await Fed meeting minutes for further clues. Bernstein raised its H2 2025 gold price target to $3,200/oz, but near-term sentiment remains dollar-driven in response to policy uncertainty.

Gold Prices Dip as Dollar Strengthens on Tariff Fears

In the international market, gold benchmark rates jumped more than one per cent amid weakness in the US dollar.&nbsp;

Commodity Market News: Gold futures rise over 2% to cross Rs 94,700 mark, silver gains nearly 1%

According to the World Gold Council, India's gold demand in the first quarter of 2025 stood at 118.1 tonnes, a total 15 per cent drop from 139 tonnes in the same period of last calendar year.

This Akshaya Tritiya, gold remains out of consumers' reach with skyrocketing prices

Investors lock in profits as gold consolidates after a four-week high; focus shifts to upcoming US non-farm payrolls report for insights on Federal Reserve's policy direction.

Gold Rates Today: Yellow metal futures edge higher; MCX rates hold steady at Rs 77,960

Gold futures rose on January 3, driven by weak global manufacturing data and robust fund flows, signalling strong investor demand despite the US dollar surging to a 52-week high.

Gold Prices Today: Yellow metal gains even as dollar index hits new 52-week high; prices near Rs 78,000/10 gm

Commodities Update:&nbsp;On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold contracts for August delivery traded marginally lower Rs 29 or 0.04 per cent at Rs 71,625 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 14,291 lots.

Commodity Capsule: Gold futures slip on low demand

Commodities Capsule:&nbsp;On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold contracts for August delivery traded lower Rs 161 or 0.22 per cent at Rs 71,630 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 14,320 lots.

Commodities Capsule: Gold futures fall on low demand

Fresh positions built up by&nbsp;participants led to a rise in gold prices, analysts said.&nbsp;

Gold futures rise Rs 188 to Rs 70,913 per 10 g

Gold Futures:&nbsp;Gold prices on Wednesday rose Rs 245 to Rs 71,585 per 10 grams in futures trade as speculators created fresh positions on a firm spot demand.&nbsp;

Gold futures rise Rs 245 to Rs 71,585 per 10 gm 

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MCXCCL -- a subsidiary of MCX -- has removed additional margins applicable to gold and silver futures. Here's what it means for commodity derivative traders. 

Gold and silver prices swung sharply this week on MCX as a stronger dollar and firm US jobs data pressured global bullion. Gold held within a broad range while silver slipped after mid-week highs, keeping volatility elevated.

Gold prices slipped further on Tuesday as the US dollar strengthened and expectations for additional Federal Reserve rate cuts weakened. Global market cues and China’s new tax measures also weighed on investor sentiment.

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