Gold once again came under pressure on Thursday and shed Rs110 to reach Rs13,090/10 grams on the domestic market. In the international market gold strengthened marginally.>>Read More

Domestic silver also suffered in line of gold on Thursday. It dipped by Rs300/kg (kilogram) toRs17,750/kg. On the international market the white metal strengthened 0.2% to10.61%. >>Read More

Silver gained by Rs170 to Rs18,235/kg (kilogram) on the domestic market but fell two percent to $10.55/ounce in the domestic market.  >>Read More

Silver traced the yellow metal on Tuesday’s session both in the national as well as international market. The white metal dropped by Rs480 to Rs 18,065/kg (kilogram) >>Read More

Gold rate plunged on domestic market on Tuesday as dollar strengthened. It fell by Rs320 to Rs13,065/10 grams. The precious metal tumbled in the international market too, as the euro fell against the dollar. >>Read More

On Monday’s session gold strengthened marginally by Rs10 to Rs13,500/10grams. On the international market the precious metal dipped influenced by the appreciation of the US Dollar against the Euro and lower oil prices. >>Read More

Gold could finally shake off its loosing streak and gained Rs155 to reach Rs13,465/10grams in Wednesday’s session. However in the international market the yellow metal plunged three percent to $839.60/ounce.  >>Read More

On Monday gold prices plunged by Rs115 to Rs13,490/10 grams, after the dollar gained sharply.  >>Read More

Silver fell by Rs200 toRs17,200/kg (kilogram) on Saturday. However, the political pressure in the Middle East and tension between India and Pakistan has resulted in silver starting the week on a very positive note, a report from Insignia Consultants said.  >>Read More

After a plunge on Wednesday, gold prices are expected to trade in a neutral zone on Friday. Markets remained closed on Thursday on account of Christmas. >>Read More