Light selling triggered by a price rise in the previous session slowed down on Friday but current prices failed to attract much buying interest as investors believe the worrying situation in Europe

Gold tracked the euro lower on Friday en route to its weakest monthly performance since December, pushed down by fears the debt crisis in Europe could spiral out of control and trigger a global

Gold demand in India, one of the world's top consumers, remained subdued on Thursday as local prices rose tracking a recovery in overseas markets and as the rupee hit a new all-time low against the

New Delhi: Silver on Wednesday continued to slide for the third straight session and lost Rs 300 to Rs 53,900 per kg, due to sustained selling by stockists in tandem with a weakening global trend.

Gold eased on Wednesday extending sharp losses made in the previous session as investors were sceptical that an informal European Union meeting later in the day would yield steps to help solve the

Gold traded near intraday lows o n T uesday afternoon with selling accelerating on low volumes as the euro lost further ground ahead of a much-anticipated European summit. The pressure started on

Demand for gold in India, one of the world's top consumers, stayed muted on Tuesday after prices in the local market rose as the rupee fell to a record low, increasing the cost of imports. * The

New Delhi: Silver on Tuesday extended losses for the second straight session by losing Rs 100 to Rs 54,200 per kg, due to sustained selling amid a weakening global trend. However, gold today bounced

Demand for gold in India, one of the world's top consumers, remained subdued on Monday as local prices rose tracking overseas gains and as the rupee hit a new all-time low against the dollar. * The

New Delhi: Both the precious metals, gold and silver, on Monday declined due to sluggish demand at prevailing higher levels amid stockists selling. While gold declined by Rs 10 to Rs 29,465 per 10