Gold prices rose 1.5 percent on Tuesday as expectations that a Greek rescue deal will be completed drove the dollar down sharply against the euro. Bullion, which had dropped in early trade on

India's gold traders refrained from placing fresh deals on Tuesday, expecting more price falls, dealers said. The most-active gold for April delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.08

Gold held steady near $1,720 an ounce on Tuesday, awaiting a breakthrough on talks over a second bailout deal for Greece as its leaders fight to avoid a chaotic debt default, with European leaders

New Delhi: Both the precious metals, gold and silver, extended gains on Tuesday for the second straight session on sustained buying by stockists and jewellers to meet the ongoing marriage season

India's gold futures are likely to open steady on Tuesday morning, following overseas markets, though a stronger rupee could weigh on prices later, analysts said. The most-active gold for April

Gold prices slipped in Europe on Monday, extending the previous session's 2 percent price drop, as concerns over the progress of talks on a Greek bailout weighed on the euro and on assets seen as

Gold demand in India, the world's biggest buyer of the yellow metal, edged up as prices extended losses for a third straight session, spurring traders to stock up given the wedding season. The

New Delhi: Both gold and silver recovered in the bullion market here on Monday on increased buying by stockists and jewellery makers to meet the marriage season demand amid a firming global trend.

Spot gold rebounded on Monday as Asian buyers rushed to snatch bargains after better-than-expected U.S. jobs data helped prices fall nearly 2 percent in the previous session, but the uncertain global

Expectations of limited upside in prices of gold could dent imports into India, pushing shipments down by a fourth in the March quarter, with prices remaining steady below last year's record till